John Doe Oregon
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John Doe Coos County, Oregon50 to 80 year old White Male
Discovered on August 26, 1972 in Bandon, Coos County, Oregon A possible clue to his identity is the victim's dentures. It is speculated that these indicate that the dentures were made for a patient, in Seattle (S) by the US Public Health Service Hospital, in 1966 (/66) This could be the best lead to the victim's identity. The USPHSH is now closed. The hospital was established to care for service men and families. This leads to the speculation that he was in the military or Merchant Marine at some point. |
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Race: White
Sex: Male Weight (pounds): Cannot Estimate Height (inches): 69, Estimated Hair color: Unknown or Completely Bald Eye color: Unknown or Missing Circumstances: The skeletal remains of an older Caucasian male were discovered in a brushy area off of Hwy 101, north of Highway 101 and Highway 42 junction. Body conditions: Not recognizable - Near complete or complete skeleton |
Artificial body parts and aids: Full upper and lower denture plates, both etched with the following number:
"S1214/66" - "A possible clue to his identity is the victim's dentures. It is speculated that these indicate that the dentures were made for a patient, in Seattle (S) by the US Public Health Service Hospital, in 1966 (/66) This could be the best lead to the victim's identity. The USPHSH is now closed. The hospital was established to care for service men and families. This leads to the speculation that he was in the military or Merchant Marine at some point. Using the age estimate from the Crime Lab, John Doe was born between 1902 and 1912. He would have been too young for WWI. Since the draft was in effect when he reached age 18, he was probably drafted into one of the services. He would have entered the military between 1920 and 1930. Since the Great Depression came in the 1930's, he could have stayed in after his tour, or because of previous service, could have been recalled in 1941. He may have joined the Merchant Marines after service and served in that capacity during WWII."
Information per http://doenetwork.org/cases/425umor.html
"S1214/66" - "A possible clue to his identity is the victim's dentures. It is speculated that these indicate that the dentures were made for a patient, in Seattle (S) by the US Public Health Service Hospital, in 1966 (/66) This could be the best lead to the victim's identity. The USPHSH is now closed. The hospital was established to care for service men and families. This leads to the speculation that he was in the military or Merchant Marine at some point. Using the age estimate from the Crime Lab, John Doe was born between 1902 and 1912. He would have been too young for WWI. Since the draft was in effect when he reached age 18, he was probably drafted into one of the services. He would have entered the military between 1920 and 1930. Since the Great Depression came in the 1930's, he could have stayed in after his tour, or because of previous service, could have been recalled in 1941. He may have joined the Merchant Marines after service and served in that capacity during WWII."
Information per http://doenetwork.org/cases/425umor.html
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Dental information / charting is available and entered
DNA: Sample submitted - Tests complete
Dental information / charting is available and entered
DNA: Sample submitted - Tests complete