OK OK - Lee Andrew Davis, 15, Tulsa, Dec 1984

[Pennysmom1]

Lee Davis, Missing from Oklahoma since 1984.

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[Pennysmom1]

 

[anotherzebra]

Could Lee be the Harris County John Doe (May 13, 1985) ?? I know there are obvious discrepancies, but I can’t get over how much they look alike.

 

[The4TierBridge]

Could Lee be the Harris County John Doe (May 13, 1985) ?? I know there are obvious discrepancies, but I can’t get over how much they look alike.

Seems highly improbable that a 19-20 YO male (with different eye color) whose body was in-tact and found immediately after death would be confused for a younger teenager. The deceased is almost certainly a Hispanic adult, possibly an undocumented/illegal immigrant (and a lot of this is just probability-type thinking).

There are a lot of Harris County cases where morgue photos are public from pre-NamUs initiatives, but not currently being publicized. I couldn't find his in the three usual spots though, just the sketch.

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Harris County - Institute of Forensic Sciences - Unidentified Decedent Fliers

TxDPS Missing and Unidentified Persons Online Bulletin

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[anotherzebra]

Seems highly improbable that a 19-20 YO male (with different eye color) whose body was in-tact and found immediately after death would be confused for a younger teenager. The deceased is almost certainly a Hispanic adult, possibly an undocumented/illegal immigrant (and a lot of this is just probability-type thinking).

There are a lot of Harris County cases where morgue photos are public from pre-NamUs initiatives, but not currently being publicized. I couldn't find his in the three usual spots though, just the sketch.

Wayback Machine

Harris County - Institute of Forensic Sciences - Unidentified Decedent Fliers

TxDPS Missing and Unidentified Persons Online Bulletin

Texas Missing Persons Clearinghouse Online Bulletin, Browse photos and searchable bulletins of missing persons, abductors, and unidentified persons, a central repository for information and pictures of missing and unidentified persons in Texas.

www.dps.texas.gov

They added a morgue photo, yeah there’s no way. Not all my theories are winners that’s for sure