doggybag2355
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If its not them you should recommend them to some genealogy companies, like the DNA Doe Project or Othram
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Good point. Agreed. I’ll make a note.If its not them you should recommend them to some genealogy companies, like the DNA Doe Project or Othram
New York has been a tad bit difficult, as they originally had some laws that don't allow companies to work their cases, but I'm pretty sure those have since been lifted, like with the ID if Valerie Mack in Long Island last year.Good point. Agreed. I’ll make a note.
New York has been a tad bit difficult, as they originally had some laws that don't allow companies to work their cases, but I'm pretty sure those have since been lifted, like with the ID if Valerie Mack in Long Island last year.
So are the listed ones municipalities that work with outside organizations?This website has some additional information. I'm sure I had read that at least one out of state lab had been accredited, but I can't find it.
Forensic Laboratory Accreditation - NY DCJS
So are the listed ones municipalities that work with outside organizations?
I wonder how much of that had to do with the fact Long Island police officers are suspected to be perpetrators of some of these violent crimes.I think they're municipalities that have their own labs? Not sure though. It's complicated and they aren't very good at explaining.
I know I've been told by people who work in the NY system that it's very difficult to get permission to use an outside agency.
I wonder how much of that had to do with the fact Long Island police officers are suspected to be perpetrators of some of these violent crimes.
Check the 1940 census, you may find his parents and / or his parents with an infant.
Thanks, Working on ruling them out. Will let you know.Frank S Passafiume
Birth Date: 1 Jun 1948
Address: 244 Troutman St
Residence Place: Brooklyn, New York, USA
Zip Code: 11237-2166
NAME: Frank Passafuime
BIRTH DATE: 6 Mar 1948
BIRTH PLACE: Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
CERTIFICATE NUMBER: 11167
This could have been his father:
Name: Frank Passafiume
Social Security Number: 066-20-9299
Birth Date: 14 Oct 1925
Issue Year: Before 1951
Issue State: New York
Death Date: Jan 1972
the 244 Troutman Street could very well been where he lived in 1976. The date range is 1950-1993. No exact date.Thanks, Working on ruling them out. Will let you know.
Yea, that’s who I’ve been dealing with. I still think it’s Passafiume.NIC #U242646027
Basic Information
Race: White
Sex: Male
Age: 25 - 35 yrs old
Height: 5' 10" - 5' 11"
Weight: 130 pounds
Remains Found: 06/12/1976
Location: West bank of Oswego River, Lysander, NY
View attachment 348216
Victim was wearing a beige cashmere pullover sweater, size 42, dark blue turtleneck sweater, blue jeans, brown leather Florsheim low boots, size 9 1/2, yellow bikini briefs. The victim wore a gold chain with two gold charms, an italian pepper and cornuto/good luck charm 'South of the Border'. He also carried a pocket knife.
The photographs above depict the facial reconstruction performed on the remains. The victim is believed to be of European descent and has extensive dental work.
If you have any information, please call:
New York State Police
Troop D, SP Oneida
(315) 366-6000
or e-mail the information to:
nysvicap@troopers.ny.gov
Wanted and Missing
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