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Unknown male (Black)
Justice for Unknown male (Black) — the trail went cold in 2014, but the truth hasn't.
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The blue dolly with folding wheels used to transport the remains—where did it originate and who had access to it?
The layered clothing, particularly the 'Cranston Windustrial Company' t-shirt—does this company have employment records that could identify the victim?
Who is the unidentified Black male victim, and what was his last known location before discovery?
On June 4, 2014, unidentified human remains consisting of a severed torso were discovered in Sandwich, Massachusetts, wrapped in a plastic tarp and secured to a blue dolly with duct tape. The victim's identity remains unknown, and the circumstances surrounding the dismemberment and disposal have not been resolved. Anyone with information about this case is urged to contact the FBI, as critical details about the victim's identity and the circumstances of death could help bring closure and justice.
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The specific method of dismemberment and wrapping suggests planning and knowledge—was this a professional or someone with anatomical expertise?
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Sandwich, Massachusetts June 4, 2014 On 06/04/2014, the unidentified remains of a black male were located in Sandwich, MA. The remains consisted of a torso with the head, arms and legs severed.
The torso was dressed in several layers of clothes, most notably a blue short sleeved t-shirt with “I got serviced” on the front and “Cranston Windustrial Company” on the back. The other clothing consisted of “Echo” black sweatpants, a “Gazy” white t-shirt size 4XL, a “Fruit of the Loom” white t-shirt size 3XL and striped “Hanes” boxer shorts.
The remains were wrapped in a plastic tarp and duct taped to a blue dolly with folding wheels (similar to the one pictured above).
Unidentified human remains (severed torso) located in Sandwich, MA, wrapped in plastic tarp and secured to blue dolly with duct tape