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This is a case the DNA Doe Project recently took on, and that I couldn't find a thread for.
Description:
On September 8, 2002, the manager of a hotel in Nogales, Arizona, discovered the body of an adult man in one of the rooms. The man had an 8” surgical scar along his left frontal hairline and had told the hotel manager that he had been consulting a doctor in Mexico about surgery on his head.
Investigators think the man was Caucasian and between 49-73 years old. He was approximately 6’ tall and 192 pounds, with brown eyes and short, partially gray hair. He also had a short gray beard and mustache. When this John Doe was found, he was wearing a silver necklace with a “C” medallion and was in possession of an identification card belonging to “Edward C” from St. Petersburg, Florida. He may also have used the name “Donald H”.
NamUs ID:
UP6352
Date Body Found:
Sept 8, 2002
Race:
White/Caucasian
Sex:
Male
Estimated Age:
49-73
Estimated PMI:
Hours
Description:
On September 8, 2002, the manager of a hotel in Nogales, Arizona, discovered the body of an adult man in one of the rooms. The man had an 8” surgical scar along his left frontal hairline and had told the hotel manager that he had been consulting a doctor in Mexico about surgery on his head.
Investigators think the man was Caucasian and between 49-73 years old. He was approximately 6’ tall and 192 pounds, with brown eyes and short, partially gray hair. He also had a short gray beard and mustache. When this John Doe was found, he was wearing a silver necklace with a “C” medallion and was in possession of an identification card belonging to “Edward C” from St. Petersburg, Florida. He may also have used the name “Donald H”.
NamUs ID:
UP6352
Date Body Found:
Sept 8, 2002
Race:
White/Caucasian
Sex:
Male
Estimated Age:
49-73
Estimated PMI:
Hours
