FL Miami, Miami-Dade County - Male, Uncertain - 40-60 - Skeletal remains found by hunters - UP17796 - Dec.11, 1974

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The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

Circumstances of Recovery Skeletal remains were found by hunters.

Clothing and Accessories​


Dark blue polyester shirt. The shirt is short sleeved.
Size 15.5 Gray cotton twill pants, Brand "Dickies"
Boxer type underwear, brand "Fruit of the Loom", green & white square print
White socks
Maroon, wing-tipped shoes, oxfords, size 11EE
Floppy black felt hat
Near the Body

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