Identified! Canada- Surrey, 19100-block Fraser Highway, Male, 20-50, 5'8''-9'', black hair, Tattoo 'Angelica', Surgical plate on Ulna bone, 15 Feb. 2023 - n/a

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2023-04-25 09:14 PDT

Surrey RCMP - Unidentified human remains

Unidentified human remains

bc-cb.rcmp-grc.gc.ca

''File # 2023-25444

The Surrey RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance with identifying a deceased individual located in the Clayton area of Surrey.

On February 15, 2023, unidentified human remains were located on an empty lot in 19100-block of Fraser Highway. Criminality is not believed to have been a factor in this death. (media release 2023-02-15).

The Surrey RCMP General Investigation Unit has been working in partnership with BC Coroners Service to identify the individual. At this time, investigators have not established any connections with any ongoing missing person’s investigations and despite a number of investigative steps, the person’s identity remains unknown.

The BC Coroners Service Identification Team provided the following description of the individual:

• Male
• 20-50 years old
• 5'8" to 5'9.5"
• Short black hair
• Tattoo on left upper chest: Angelica in cursive (see attached photo of tattoo rendering)
• Tattoo on right shoulder: green and red sleeve
• Surgical plate on right ulna bone

When located, the deceased was wearing:

• Blue baseball cap (see attached photo)
• Blue denim jeans
• Black Globe brand men's skate shoes
• White short sleeve t-shirt (see attached photo)
• Blue Cheetah brand steel wrist watch

We are hoping that the someone will recognize the distinct tattoo or clothing and be able to help identify this person, says, Surrey RCMP Media Relations Officer, Corporal Vanessa Munn. We are asking anyone who believes they may know the identity of the deceased to contact Surrey RCMP at 604-599-0502.

 

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'This is heartbreaking': B.C. woman ID's deceased father after police release tattoo photo

Surrey RCMP say they have a possible identity of the remains, however, it has not been confirmed.

www.vancouverisawesome.com

Alanna Kelly rbbm
''A B.C. woman learned her missing father had died after seeing a news article with images of his clothing and the chest tattoo of her name.

Surrey RCMP released the images on April 25 in hopes of identifying the John Doe who had been found in a wooded area in Cloverdale.

"This is my father, Mike Lucchetta (Legal name Lee Timothy Lucchetta). I am his daughter, Angelica Lucchetta,” she wrote in a comment on a Glacier Media article. “This is heartbreaking.”

Surrey RCMP say they have yet to confirm if the deceased man is indeed Lucchetta.

“I can tell you that investigators have received information which includes a possible identity of the remains; however, it has not been confirmed,” says Cpl. Vanessa Munn.''

A woman named Angelica says the image of a tattoo on an unidentified deceased person matches the one on her father. Mike Lucchetta Facebook

 

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IDENTIFIED.

CityNews

vancouver.citynews.ca

''After working with the BC Coroner’s Service, police say the man’s identity has been confirmed. Investigators do not think the man’s death was the result of criminal activity.

“Out of respect for the deceased’s family and their request for privacy, police will not be releasing his name,” the RCMP said.''