CA CA- San Diego, HispMale, Adult, UP97301, three U.S. earnings statements w name Marcial R. Santos, Jan '85

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Unidentified Person / NamUs #UP97301 Male, Hispanic / Latino
Date Body Found January 8, 1985
Location Found San Diego, California

Case Information​

Case Numbers​

NCMEC Number--
ME/C Case Number1985-00072

Demographics​

Sex Male
Race / Ethnicity Hispanic / Latino
Height 5' 3"(63 inches) , Measured
Weight- Cannot Estimate

Circumstances​

Type Unidentified Deceased
Date Body Found January 8, 1985
NamUs Case Created November 12, 2022
ME/C QA Reviewed--

Location Found Map​

Location San Diego, California 92127
County San Diego County
GPS Coordinates (Not Mapped)--
Found On Tribal Land Unknown
Circumstances of Recovery
Two gentleman were walking in the area when they found the decedent.

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Details of Recovery​

Inventory of Remains--
Condition of Remains Not recognizable - Near complete or complete skeleton

Physical Description​

Hair Color Black
Head Hair Description--
Body Hair Description--
Facial Hair Description--
Left Eye ColorUnknown
Right Eye ColorUnknown
Eye Description--

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Distinctive Physical Features​

No Information Entered​

Clothing and Accessories​

Item
Description
Clothing
The decedent was clad in a light tan pair of trousers and brown socks with one light brown high-top shoe. Near the decedent's feet was a black nylon-type jacket with several pockets and a zippered hood in the collar. The decedent was wearing a green pullover t-shirt, short sleeve, with "medium" label. On the front printed in white lettering "WOMEN'S GAMES TENNIS", with a logo. In the decedent's trousers pocket was two Mexican coins and one U'S. half dollar. Underneath the decedent was a string cord with three U.S. earnings statement from Ukegawa Bros. Inc., 4218 Skyline Drive, Carlsbad, CA 92008, dated the week ending 11/26/1985 with an employee's name of Marcial R. Santos.
On the Body

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Ukegawa Bros has been accused of physically abusing employees along with other things. Many of their employees back then were undocumented immigrants from Mexico. I think it's very likely that this man was as well. I have a feeling Marcial R. Santos is this man's real name and his family probably has no idea hes been deceased for over 30 years. What would be the best way to get this man back home?

Source
LA Times

 

[victoriarobinson642]

Ukegawa Bros has been accused of physically abusing employees along with other things. Many of their employees back then were undocumented immigrants from Mexico. I think it's very likely that this man was as well. I have a feeling Marcial R. Santos is this man's real name and his family probably has no idea hes been deceased for over 30 years. What would be the best way to get this man back home?

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Commencing in 1975, the United Farm Workers filed a number of unfair labor practice charges against Ukegawa Brothers, a tomato farmer in northern San Diego County.   In November 1977 ALRB issued a complaint against Ukegawa Brothers, Inc.   The Ukegawa Brothers partnership answered, advising the Board it had erroneously identified the partnership as a corporation.   An unfair labor practice trial commenced and while it proceeded, Ukegawa Brothers reorganized as a closed corporation.   The same  counsel represented both the partnership and corporation in the unfair labor practice hearing and numerous appearances since.   Neither the partnership nor the corporation mentioned the change of form of the Ukegawa Brothers between the outset of the unfair labor practice hearing and an ALRB effort to enforce its order in court ten years later.

 

[victoriarobinson642]

The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California on January 5, 1986 · 56

Get this The Los Angeles Times page for free from Sunday, January 5, 1986 AtiQetes&imeo BORDER Continued from Page 1 Collins, who visits Mexico daily with his partner. George Navarro, to consult authorities there on police cases, said that recent joint investigations have been hampered since the...

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Jan. 9: Two construction surveyors working in fields near Fairbanks Ranch discovered the decomposed body of Marcial Santos. 22. a farm worker from the state of Guerrero. Police identified Santos from a pay stub for field work found near the body. Police believe Santos had just gotten paid and was headed back to Mexico when he was robbed. An autopsy indicates that Santos was hacked to death with a heavy instrument like a machete. Detectives have been unable to locate two relatives who reportedly left for Mexico at the same time as Santos did.