CANADA Canada - Malpeque Bay, PEI, Male, 21-35, unusual facial features, Jun'97

[dotr]

2010 rbbm.
P.E.I. police exhume body washed up in bay
''Police reported no indications of foul play and said the man probably drowned.

They believe he may have been in the water for up to two months and may have drifted a considerable distance with the tides.''

 

[TootsieFootsie]

Regina police confirm human remains found in December were man who went missing in 1997

Regina Police have confirmed that human remains found in rural Saskatchewan last December are those of Patrick Thauberger, who went missing from Regina more than 23 years ago.

Thauberger was 53 when he went missing in September 1997.

 

[dotr]

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[dotr]

Regina police confirm human remains found in December were man who went missing in 1997

Regina Police have confirmed that human remains found in rural Saskatchewan last December are those of Patrick Thauberger, who went missing from Regina more than 23 years ago.

Thauberger was 53 when he went missing in September 1997.

Thanks, wrong thread, will try to find ..
The UID subject of this thread was found in Prince Edward Island and i had previously suggested Patrick T as a possible match for "Malpeque Doe''. Now we know that PT was located and identified in Sask.
The search continues!

 

[Bit of hope]

• initials "G.L." written by marker on tag on underwear

Thinking about reasons you would put your initials in your underwear.

Here is some Navy instruction on the topic. Men on vessels. Just an example. Basics of Shipboard life

Laundry and Marking Your Clothing

Before turning in your clothing to the ship’s laundry, it should be stenciled with the first initial of your last name and the last four numbers of your Social Security Number. Example: A0480. Some ship’s laundry may have other requirements in terms of marking your clothing or paperwork that must accompany your laundry. Verify with your point-of-contact onboard what the requirements and laundry days are. Markings should be made in indelible black ink. Generally, felt tip clothing pens or clothing stamp kits are available at the exchange or uniform shop. Mark your clothing well if you ever want to see again.

Having a lot of brothers, living in one household.

Living in some kind of institution (prison f.i. ) with a lot of others, and a central laundry arrangement.

Being on a vessel, other then navy

Not his initials at all, borrowed from a friend.

More/other reason?

 

[dotr]

Unidentified Wiki
re post 2014 rbbm.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prin...ust-will-help-solve-p-e-i-cold-case-1.2618119

''Douglas Trowsbridge was a 25-year-old deckhand on the fishing boat that found the body.

"It's pretty sad that somebody can be missing for that long and doesn't have a friend or a family member that has put out a plea trying to find where they're at,” he said.''

''As fishing season approaches, police hope the bust triggers people’s memories

"It brings people back to this time. It puts people as they're going out on the water they'll be thinking about this possibly and something may tweak somebody's memory,” said Sgt. Andrew Blackadar.

Police believe the man was about five foot 11 with several missing teeth. They believe his ages was between 25 and 40.


Island RCMP have set up a special toll free line, 1-855-618-6292, for anyone with information''.

 

[carbuff]

• initials "G.L." written by marker on tag on underwear

Thinking about reasons you would put your initials in your underwear.

Here is some Navy instruction on the topic. Men on vessels. Just an example. Basics of Shipboard life

Laundry and Marking Your Clothing

Before turning in your clothing to the ship’s laundry, it should be stenciled with the first initial of your last name and the last four numbers of your Social Security Number. Example: A0480. Some ship’s laundry may have other requirements in terms of marking your clothing or paperwork that must accompany your laundry. Verify with your point-of-contact onboard what the requirements and laundry days are. Markings should be made in indelible black ink. Generally, felt tip clothing pens or clothing stamp kits are available at the exchange or uniform shop. Mark your clothing well if you ever want to see again.

Having a lot of brothers, living in one household.

Living in some kind of institution (prison f.i. ) with a lot of others, and a central laundry arrangement.

Being on a vessel, other then navy

Not his initials at all, borrowed from a friend.

More/other reason?

You got it from a charity bin or something where it already had somebody's mark on it

Sports teams often have shared laundry

Not initials, but rather a laundry mark or something like that

Being as he was found at sea, I'm inclined to think the navy/cargo boat/fishing boat is the most likely.

 

[TootsieFootsie]

Oops sorry, I only just realised I'd posted in the wrong thread. Sorry about that.

I really should not try to post anything when I have this crappy flu

Thanks, wrong thread, will try to find ..
The UID subject of this thread was found in Prince Edward Island and i had previously suggested Patrick T as a possible match for "Malpeque Doe''. Now we know that PT was located and identified in Sask.
The search continues!

 

[TootsieFootsie]

He does have very distinctive features.

A face full of character.

 

[dotr]

Maybe it is time for @othram's help to identify this fellow..​

2411UMPEI

2411UMPEI - Unidentified Male​

Facial reconstruction and clothing (mouse over image to enlarge)

Date of Discovery: June 7, 1997
Location of Discovery: Malpeque Harbour, Prince Edward Island
Estimated Date of Death: Months only
State of Remains: Decomposing
Cause of Death: Possible drowning

Physical Description​

Estimated Age: 30-49 years old
Race: White
Sex: Male
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 181-200 lbs.
Hair Color: Unknown
Eye Color: Unknown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Serious dental issues - abscess and missing 10 teeth.

Identifiers​

Dentals: Yes
Fingerprints: Unknown
DNA: Yes

Clothing & Personal Items​

Clothing: Black leather winter boots, black leather belt with Jack Daniels whiskey imprinted on the leather and a round chain-link buckle (size 36), Broadway blue jeans with a bilingual logo, a size 10 black leather zipper style boot with white sport socks. The initials 'G.L.' were written by marker on a tag on his underwear.
Jewelry: Unknown
Additional Personal Items: Small amount of money

Circumstances of Discovery​

Fishermen found this body floating in the Malpeque Harbour, Prince Edward Island. In 2010, the remains were exhumed and a facial approximation was completed by a forensic artist. The body may have travelled with the ocean tides.