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ME/C Case Number24-0194
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This is a tough one. Not much is known. Breaks my heart. This was someone's baby; he was loved, and he is missed. We need help to find out who he is.
In January 2024, the skeletal remains of an unidentified individual were found by a hunter in the remote desert mountains south of Tucson in southern Arizona's Pima County. The largest landmark in the area that the remains were found is Keystone Peak, a mountain with an elevation of 6,188 feet. The remains included a skull with an upper left canine did not erupt resulting in the person having a noticeable "gap" in the upper row of teeth. The remains were found with several clothes including dark denim pants, a dark shirt with a collar and logo, two pair of underwear, a sock and a camouflage-patterned mini-backpack. The logo on the shirt was a bun with the words, "La Hermosa Panado--Elabaramos pan para Hot Dog"
Investigators believe the individual was a man, between the ages of 30 to 45, who stood 5'1" to 5'5" and likely died the year before. They believe he was of mixed ancestry, possibly Hispanic and/or Native American. Despite the efforts of investigators, the man could not be identified. Details of the case were entered into NamUs as UP126288.
ME/C Case Number24-0194
Pima County Medical Examiner's Office Teams with Othram to Identify a 2024 John Doe
Please check out the link below for DNA Solves. This poor man has less than five dollars and fifty cents donated to his fund.
Who is Green Valley John Doe (2024)?
Pima County Medical Examiner's Office Teams with Othram to Identify a 2024 John Doe
In January 2024, the skeletal remains of an unidentified individual were found by a hunter in the remote desert mountains south of Tucson in southern Arizona's Pima County. The largest landmark in the area that the remains were found is Keystone Peak, a mountain with an elevation of 6,188 feet. The remains included a skull with an upper left canine did not erupt resulting in the person having a noticeable "gap" in the upper row of teeth. The remains were found with several clothes including dark denim pants, a dark shirt with a collar and logo, two pair of underwear, a sock and a camouflage-patterned mini-backpack. The logo on the shirt was a bun with the words, "La Hermosa Panado--Elabaramos pan para Hot Dog"
Investigators believe the individual was a man, between the ages of 30 to 45, who stood 5'1" to 5'5" and likely died the year before. They believe he was of mixed ancestry, possibly Hispanic and/or Native American. Despite the efforts of investigators, the man could not be identified. Details of the case were entered into NamUs as UP126288.
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