AL AL - Saint Elmo, WhtMale 30-40, UP17359, clothes, skeletal, wallet, cowboy boots, Mar’85

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Saint Elmo John Doe (1985)
UP17359 (NU)

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Circumstances:
Skeletal remains found within area near March Road and U.S. 90 within Saint Elmo, Alabama. (per NamUs).

Spoiler: CASE INFORMATION

Case Numbers:

• NamUs: UP17359
• Doe Network: 3460UMAL
• ME/C: 27(A)-85-31365

Overview:

• Location: Saint Elmo, Alabama. (Mobile Co.)
• Date Body Found: March 18, 1985.
• NamUs Created: January 10, 2018.
• Tribal Land: N/A
• PMI: 1-2 years
  • Est. YOD: 1983-1985
• State of Remains: Not recognizable.
  • Partial skeletal parts only.
• Cause of Death: N/A

Physical:

• Sex: Male
• Race/Ethnicity: White/Caucasian
• Age: 30-40
• Height: 5'6" (66 in.), est.
• Weight: Cannot estimate.
• Hair: Unknown
• Eye: Unknown

Identifiers:

• Dentals: Unknown
• DNA: Unknown
• Prints: Unknown
• Marks / Features: Unknown

Personal Effects:

• Clothing:
  • White socks
  • denim trousers [blue jeans]
  • brown or black belt w/ large metal belt buckle
  • “cowboy style” plaid shirt, blue and brown in color w/ pearl covered snap fasteners
• Jewelry: NONE
• Add'l Items:
  • brown leather wallet
  • hair comb

Links:

• NamUs: UP17359 (ARCHIVE)
• Doe Network: 3460UMAL (ARCHIVE)

Notes:
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