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You can pay for a copy of his death certificate here, so he was definitely declared dead: OK2Explore
CO CO - Pueblo County, BlkMal, approx 50 years old, transient from Albuquerque October 2000
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June 27 2025
''The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO) along with the Colorado Bureau of Investigation worked with Othram, a forensic DNA Lab in Texas, to identify the remains of 34-year-old Marvin Majors on Monday.
“There are hundreds of thousands of unsolved violent crimes in the United States, and tens of thousands of unidentified John and Jane Does,” said Colby Lasyone, the Chief of Staff at Othram.
Majors’ remains were found in November of 2000. The Sheriff’s Office said the Oklahoma native was homeless and was believed to have been sleeping in a field just north of the Walking Stick development when a woman walking her dog found his body. For years, Major’s remains were not identified, which is why you typically hear the term ‘John and Jane Doe’ used in cold cases.
“These are people who die without their name being known, as well as cases where there’s a crime that’s been committed and there’s some DNA evidence left behind,” Lasyone said.''
''The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO) along with the Colorado Bureau of Investigation worked with Othram, a forensic DNA Lab in Texas, to identify the remains of 34-year-old Marvin Majors on Monday.
“There are hundreds of thousands of unsolved violent crimes in the United States, and tens of thousands of unidentified John and Jane Does,” said Colby Lasyone, the Chief of Staff at Othram.
Majors’ remains were found in November of 2000. The Sheriff’s Office said the Oklahoma native was homeless and was believed to have been sleeping in a field just north of the Walking Stick development when a woman walking her dog found his body. For years, Major’s remains were not identified, which is why you typically hear the term ‘John and Jane Doe’ used in cold cases.
“These are people who die without their name being known, as well as cases where there’s a crime that’s been committed and there’s some DNA evidence left behind,” Lasyone said.''
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