Justice is overdue — the trail went cold in 1991, but the truth hasn't.
Inglewood, California February 19, 1991 On February 19, 1991, the remains of an unknown white male were discovered in an alley bordering a residential area of Inglewood, California (Los Angeles County). The victim was found lying in a dumpster and was partially concealed by trash. The victim appeared to be a Caucasian male, approximately 55 to 75 years old, 6’0” tall, 155 pounds, with receding, brown hair and a brown mustache. The victim had several scars that were believed to be from past surgeries regarding damage to the interior chest cavity, potentially related to a past traffic accident. The victim was recovered wearing a unique belt (see sketch above). Investigators are asking anyone with information regarding the case or identification of the victim to contact the Inglewood Police Department. Remarks: The victim was wearing a long sleeve beige shirt; a navy blue t-shirt; jeans; black loafer shoes; and a dark brown or black belt with a white metal buckle with two turquoise stones and one brown or red stone.
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