NY NY - Rochester, Haag House, UncMale 50, UP14163, & 2 UncFems 40, UP14162 & UP12468, Apr'88

[Eddie99]

I'm thinking they went truth the floor. It's also possible there was some feature on the ceiling that allowed access, at some point. Perhaps a diffuser, vent, pipe opening, something like that.

 

[Bit of hope]

This is the Namus file for the male. The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

Found April 20, 1988
Uncertain race, adult
Estimated age 50 yrs (was 50 - 100 yrs)
Height 5'5
Estimated year of death 1888-1987
PMI years

 

[Coppertop15]

You get a dead mouse in your floorboards, the whole house knows about it. You think someone would notice people.

 

[DrDavies]

Does anyone have any knowledge of where the dead were buried? I can't find anything online...

 

[Bit of hope]

Maybe Dr. William C. Rodriguez, a forensic anthropologist with the Onondaga County medical examiner's office in Syracuse, does. He was going to help determine the age of the bones.

I could only find one Jane Doe in Onondaga County. Here is a list Grave Memorial Records - Find A Grave

Of course there are also people with the surname Doe. I don't think the remains found in the Hagen House are on this list.

Maybe they are still in an evidence room? Or cremated? I don't know the policy about that in NY state around that time.

 

[madamx]

Bumping for the bones in the ceiling

 

[DS2021]

@othram has worked new york cases before.

 

[lightofmine99]

Bumping.