TX TX - Houston/Brookshire, HispMale 50-70, UP50197, Found wandering in Houston in Sep'17, Died in Brookshire care home, Multiple aliases, Oct'17

[Hochman]

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) (POSTMORTEM WARNING)
https://ifs.harriscountytx.gov/Missing Person/2017-10-09-OC030.pdf (POSTMORTEM WARNING)
OC17-030

"The individual was found wandering in Medical Plaza 4 near Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital in Houston on September 8, 2017 around 1:00 PM. He later died in a Brookshire (Waller County) personal care home on October 9, 2017."

Aliases:
"Jose Rodriguez"
"Jose Perez"
"Maximo Dominguez Perez"

Location Found - Brookshire, Texas (At death)
DBF - October 9, 2017
Age range - 50-70 Years

Height - 5' 0"(60 inches) Measured
Weight - 103 lbs Measured

Hair Color - Gray or Partially Gray
Head Hair Description - 3-4" long, wavy
Body Hair Description - Minimal hair on body
Facial Hair Description - Partially gray, dark beard and mustache
Eye color - Brown
Eye Description - No glasses or contacts present.

Distinctive features
- Large mole on bridge of nose (right side)
- Healed broken nose

Clothing
- Hospital gown
- Adult diaper
- Non-slip socks

 

[Hochman]

Rough reconstruction

 

[Hochman]

Rough reconstruction
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My reconstruction reminds me of this case.

TX - TX - Jersey Village, WhtMale 30-40, UP733, hit by car, scars, clothes, cowboy boots, Nov'82

On November 15, 1982 a white male was struck by an automobile and died in Jersey Village, Harris County Texas. He had brown hair and blue eyes. He is estimated to be 30-40 years old, 62-66" and 110-120 lbs. He sported a mustache and beard. He was wearing a long army jacket, cowboy boots...

www.websleuths.com

 

[annemc2]

So he was found wandering around on the grounds of a hospital already wearing a hospital gown, grippy socks, and incontinence wear then was admitted. Was he discharged from somewhere else then dumped (for lack of a better word) at Memorial Hermann Southwest? They have to have checked with other hospitals to see if a man fitting his description had been discharged or left AMA around that time. He was decked out in all of that hospital wear yet had no ID bracelet.

He didn't last long at the personal care home. Poor guy. Must have been a bewildering and scary experience for him.

edited to add: bummer that nobody got a photo of him while he was alive.

 

[Hochman]

Rough reconstruction
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Version without crooked nose, realized it might have been a postmortem effect.