Identified! WI - West Allis, human remains, found in woods, 7 Dec 2019 - Robert Kruczkowski

[JerseyGirl]

According to the West Allis Police Department, human remains were found in the woods near 74th Street and Oklahoma Avenue on Saturday morning, Dec. 7.

Police said three children found the body while playing in the woods. They alerted an adult, who contact police around 9:15 a.m.

The remains were "in a state of advanced decomposition," police said, so much so, police were not able to determine whether it was a man or woman.

‘It’s sad:’ Police say 3 children found human remains in West Allis woods

 

[doyoulovemepfg]

I work about a mile from this location and have to go to the exact intersection frequently - if you’re unfamiliar with western Milwaukee County, Oklahoma is kind of a main drag that has cross streets with almost every big city street in or out of town. These woods are small and kind of awkwardly located and are across the street from a CVS, a bank and some self storage. The woods themselves aren’t dense in any sense of the word, so I’m shocked that a body in that advanced a stage of decomposition would be left there for a while without someone noticing. I wonder if this is a body that’s been moved from the self storage place or another location?

 

[oviedo]

Can anyone check WI missing ? I can’t right now

 

[doyoulovemepfg]

Can anyone check WI missing ? I can’t right now

Here’s everything from the 5-County Milwaukee metro going back 15 years on NamUs.

 

[carbuff]

I was sure I had seen a missing person from West Allis recently--and yes, Alexander Bautista was missing in September. But he was located safely, thank goodness. Police: Man reported missing and endangered in West Allis located

 

[Coffee56]

West Allis Police say they are unable to determine the age or gender of the deceased individual and it appears the body may have been there for an extended period of time.

"Shock, fear:" Teen finds decomposing body in West Allis

 

[margarita25]

West Allis Police say they are unable to determine the age or gender of the deceased individual and it appears the body may have been there for an extended period of time.

"Shock, fear:" Teen finds decomposing body in West Allis

BBM:

“The 13-year-old spoke with CBS 58 about what happened when he saw a skeleton while walking along the creek near 74th and Oklahoma.”

 

[iulia]

The decomposed body found by a group of teenagers in West Allis has been tentatively identified as a 39-year-old Milwaukee man.

The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office said Dec. 9 that an autopsy did not show any evidence of injury, but the cause of death is pending further analysis.

Although the next of kin has been notified, the office said it would not release the deceased’s name until a positive identification can be made.

'Skeletonized' body in West Allis tentatively identified as 39-year-old Milwaukee man

 

[doyoulovemepfg]

The decomposed body found by a group of teenagers in West Allis has been tentatively identified as a 39-year-old Milwaukee man.

The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office said Dec. 9 that an autopsy did not show any evidence of injury, but the cause of death is pending further analysis.

Although the next of kin has been notified, the office said it would not release the deceased’s name until a positive identification can be made.

'Skeletonized' body in West Allis tentatively identified as 39-year-old Milwaukee man

Hm. Not someone that was listed in NamUs, most likely. I wonder if it was someone that was never formally reported missing.

 

[whereareyou]

His last fb post in July said that he was going to commit suicide and some didn't think that he was serious.
Decomposed body identified as 39-year-old Milwaukee man
The Journal Sentinel reports authorities identified the body as 39-year-old Robert Kruczkowski, of Milwaukee. The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office earlier said that an autopsy did not show any evidence of injury, but the cause of death is pending further analysis.