CANADA Canada - West Kelowna, BC, UnkMale, 25-35, 4115UMBC, distinctive jewelry, Sep'95

[Otterly]

This new case added to Doe Network caught my eye because of the unique items found on this John Doe. Sunglasses with pink lenses? A multicolored flowery blue patterned shirt? You don't see those everyday. The estimated date of death is "about 10 years or more", but based on the items found on this guy, I'd think the DOD is somewhere between the late 60s and late 70s. You wouldn't want to be caught wearing something like this stuff in the image obsessed 80s. Someone more knowledgeable about 60s and 70s fashion might be able to narrow down when these items were fashionable.

https://www.doenetwork.org/cases/software/main.html?id=4115UMBC

Canada's Missing | Case details

www.services.rcmp-grc.gc.ca

Date of Discovery: September 02, 1995
Location of Discovery: West Kelowna, BC
Estimated Date of Death: About 10 years prior or more
State of Remains: Unknown
Cause of Death: Unknown

Physical Description​

Estimated Age: 25-35
Race: Unknown
Sex: Male
Height: Unknown
Weight: Unknown
Hair: Unknown
Eye Color: Unknown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Unknown

Identifiers​

Dentals: Unknown
Fingerprints: Unknown
DNA: Unknown

Clothing & Personal Items​

Clothing: Blue patterned shirt
Jewelry: Yellow, pin button with text “I like to be on top of things";Gold ring with initials “BJ” or “BL”; Gold ring with rectangular ruby and two square diamonds; Gold watch"Timex", water resistant with fabric strap.
Additional Personal Items: Glasses: Silver, Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Pink, Silver frames with pink lenses

Circumstances of Discovery​

The skeletal remains a young adult male were found in September 1995 by hunters in the Terrace Creek area near Kelowna, British Columbia. The unidentified male wore distinctive jewelry and is likely to have died at least 10 years before his remains were found.

 

[BCBabs]

Eesh, thats not much information on the skull as far as identifiers. The jewelry is probably the only way. And trying to find out more information in Canada poses so many challenges. I'm new to actually digging around and keep running into privacy laws here.