NY NY - Manhattan, HispMale #UP104535, 45-55, unresponsive at 116th Train Station, poss. “Alberto Juarez”, May ‘23

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On May 25, 2023, a man was found unresponsive at 116th Lexington Train Station. He was later pronounced deceased.

The decedent is described as a Hispanic male in his late forties or early fifties. He had black hair and brown eyes.

The decedent had a scar under his chin and a mustache and goatee. He was 5’5” (165 cm) and weighed 192 pounds (87 kg).

The tentative name of Alberto Juarez was given but this name has not been confirmed and next of kin has not been located or notified of the decedent.

 

[phantomstrider]

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)​

Date Body Found May 25, 2023​

Location Found Manhattan, New York​

Estimated Age Range 45-55 years​

Sex Male​

Race/Ethnicity Hispanic/Latino​

Estimated Age Group Adult- Pre 60​

Height 5'5" (65 inches), Measured​

Weight 192 lbs, Measured​

Location Manhattan, New York 10029​

County New York County​

Found On Tribal Land No​

Circumstances of Recovery Found unresponsive at the 116th/Lexington subway station(6 train). Tentative name of Alberto Juarez, but this has not been verified and family has not been notified.​

Inventory of Remains All parts recovered​

Hair Color Black​

Facial Hair Description Mustache and Goatee​

Eye Color Brown​

Scar/mark Scar/mark underneath chin​