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This has to be the same Tuck that @victoriarobinson642 found based on this newspaper article. Whoever clipped it also connected it to the NAMUS case number.

Identified as Brian Edward Jones https://www.mercurynews.com/2025/05/23/remains-found-40-years-ago-in-menlo-park-identified-as-san-jose-man/ Brian Edward Jones – The Charley Project 582DMCA - Brian Edward Jones I'm attaching the press release sent to Cirii57 from the ME. Thanks to Cirii57's...

Hi everyone, I reached out to Marathon County public records to see if they had any additional information they could share and this is all they have available.

I don't know if this is helpful, but the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission will release records after a person has been deceased 50 years. They go by the date the person was declared deceased, which would not be for another ~2 years for Mr. Chocha. However, according to the PHMC...

This was interesting to me and a brief search of Ancestry confirmed that if I found the correct person, his parents were born in Poland (some say Russia), but they lived in New Jersey, so I'm not sure how close that link to royalty is. I checked Newspapers and only found the legal notices on...

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) Last modified in January, no UID exclusions.

On page 49, it states he served in England, not France. The only other concern I have is page 91 states he did light duty rather than combat it seems. I still think he's a reasonable candidate to rule out though!

I was curious so I reached out to the St. Lawrence County Sheriff and NY State Police to see if she was still unidentified. The St. Lawrence County Sheriff has no knowledge other than the article from 2002 referencing DNA testing. I will post if I hear back from the state police.

Same with Peter Rush on his Pennsylvania, U.S., World War I Veterans Service and Compensation Files, 1917-1919, 1934-1948, it also states that he did not serve overseas.

I believe we can rule out Pasquale Reggione. I found in the New York, U.S., Abstracts of World War I Military Service, 1917-1919, which is an abstract of his service in WWI and it states that he did not serve overseas. Birthday and location are a match for @Keiri's research.

I was curious about the adjudication as well and just came across this article. Technological Advances Help Identify 1986 Homicide Victim Found in Ida “Shaun Daniel Brauner was murdered on June 3, 1986, in Detroit. Despite efforts by the Detroit Police and the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office...

I've tried both new options and they are setting off my migraine. I hope they can be made more accessible before the orange option goes away.

Short article is from Press-Telegram in Long Beach, CA dated January 5, 1977

I saw these two mentioned on Facebook, but neither have clothing or jewelry descriptions. Jessica Lynn Goldsworthy – The Charley Project -I don't think that she would have been driven 3+ hours, but you never know. The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) -slightly taller than...

A little more on the location she was found. It seems very close to the Reesers Summit exit. Feds seeking public’s help in identifying human remains found in central Pa.