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Fairfax John Doe (1958)
a.k.a "Potomac River John Doe”

UP135883 (NU)
Circumstances:
Skeletal remains found in a rotting wooded box at the shore of the Potomac River (per NamUs).

Case Numbers:
  • NamUs: UP135883
  • Doe Network: N/A
  • ME/C: C1958-03091
  • NCMEC: N/A
Overview:
  • Location: Fairfax, Virginia. (Fairfax Co.)
  • Date Body Found: June 16, 1958.
  • NamUs Created: January 3, 2025.
  • Tribal Land: N/A
  • PMI: N/A
  • State of Remains: Not recognizable.
    • Near complete or complete skeleton
  • Cause of Death: UNKNOWN
Physical:
  • Sex: Male
  • Race/Ethnicity: White/Caucasian, Uncertain
  • Age: Adult
  • Height: CANNOT ESTIMATE
  • Weight: CANNOT ESTIMATE
  • Hair: UNKNOWN
  • Eye: UNKNOWN
Identifiers:
  • Dentals: UNKNOWN
  • DNA: UNKNOWN
  • Prints: UNKNOWN
  • Marks / Features: N/A
Personal Effects:
  • Clothing: NONE
  • Jewelry: NONE
  • Add'l Items: NONE
Links:
Notes:
As of January 15, 2025, there are no public exclusions on NamUs.

**This case is in the custody of the Northern District Medical Examiner.***
 
  • #2
In that area, the Potomac separates and borders VA, MD, and DC.
 
  • #3
I wonder if the box drifted down river and may even be a handmade coffin. It's referenced as a rotting wooden box with nothing else specific.
 

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