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The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) UP4563
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Date Body Found: June 20, 1976
Location Found: North of Manor, Travis County, Texas
ME/C Case Number: 76-2007
Sex: Male
Race / Ethnicity: White / Caucasian, Hispanic / Latino
Estimated Age Group: Adult - Pre 30
Estimated Age Range (Years): 16-26
Estimated Year of Death: 1976
Measured Height: 5' 7" (67 inches)
Measured Weight: 155 lbs
Hair Color: Black, collar length
Eye Color: Brown
Tattoos: "Jose Juarez" on the right inside forearm; "J+J" on the left inside forearm; three dots on the chin, and one dot on the forehead centered above nose.
Clothing: Long-sleeved, faded blue shirt with yellow, green, and red designs; red, brown, and white checkered "Levi" -type trousers with flare bottoms and three-inch cuffs. Mexican-style, worn-down cowboy boots with holes on each side fo the straps at the top of each boot.
Circumstances of Recovery: Justice of the Peace Jim McMurtry ruled homicide today in the death of an unidentified man found lying on Gregg Manor Road, one mile north of U.S. Hwy. 290 near Manor early Sunday. Sheriff’s Capt. Lloyd Manley said the Mexican-American man in his 20’s had three knife wounds on the right side of his neck. The man had no money or identification papers when found, Manley said.
McMurtry said the only clue to the man's identity was a tatoo which gave the name, "Jose Juarez." The peace justice said he thought the man could be an illegal alien. His fingerprints were being checked Monday in police and sheriff department files. McMurtry said the dead man was wearing clothing when he was found but his pants were disheveled as if someone had searched his pockets thoroughly.
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Date Body Found: June 20, 1976
Location Found: North of Manor, Travis County, Texas
ME/C Case Number: 76-2007
Sex: Male
Race / Ethnicity: White / Caucasian, Hispanic / Latino
Estimated Age Group: Adult - Pre 30
Estimated Age Range (Years): 16-26
Estimated Year of Death: 1976
Measured Height: 5' 7" (67 inches)
Measured Weight: 155 lbs
Hair Color: Black, collar length
Eye Color: Brown
Tattoos: "Jose Juarez" on the right inside forearm; "J+J" on the left inside forearm; three dots on the chin, and one dot on the forehead centered above nose.
Clothing: Long-sleeved, faded blue shirt with yellow, green, and red designs; red, brown, and white checkered "Levi" -type trousers with flare bottoms and three-inch cuffs. Mexican-style, worn-down cowboy boots with holes on each side fo the straps at the top of each boot.
Circumstances of Recovery: Justice of the Peace Jim McMurtry ruled homicide today in the death of an unidentified man found lying on Gregg Manor Road, one mile north of U.S. Hwy. 290 near Manor early Sunday. Sheriff’s Capt. Lloyd Manley said the Mexican-American man in his 20’s had three knife wounds on the right side of his neck. The man had no money or identification papers when found, Manley said.
McMurtry said the only clue to the man's identity was a tatoo which gave the name, "Jose Juarez." The peace justice said he thought the man could be an illegal alien. His fingerprints were being checked Monday in police and sheriff department files. McMurtry said the dead man was wearing clothing when he was found but his pants were disheveled as if someone had searched his pockets thoroughly.
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