MI MI- Detroit, vacant dwelling, John Doe #UP8239, partially-skeletonized, Oct., '01, DNA- Viktor Dickson, born December of '56, 2025.

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''In October 2001, the remains of an unidentified individual were discovered in Detroit, Michigan. The partially-skeletonized remains were found by workers who were removing debris from a vacant dwelling. It was determined that the remains were that of a Black male who was between the ages of 35 and 50 years. The man was estimated to be 5’10” tall and had black hair with kinky curls. It was estimated that the man had died months prior to the discovery of his remains. The man could not be identified and details of the cases were entered into the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) as UP8239.''

'' Othram’s in-house forensic genetic genealogy team then used this profile to conduct genealogy research, ultimately providing new investigative leads to law enforcement.''
'' This investigation led to the identification of the man as Viktor Dickson, who was born in December of 1956.''
 
What does this mean in regards to this case? "Everyone, regardless of circumstance deserves their name back." I do not disagree but it's not a phrase they typically put onto their Identifications?
 

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