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Unknown white male, age 40-65
Justice for Unknown white male, age 40-65 — the trail went cold in 2010, but the truth hasn't.
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Extensive gold dental work and foreign cardiac stent without serial numbers suggest possible international origin—has anyone seen similar dental work or medical records?
Faded tattoo on back of unknown design—identifying this tattoo could be key to identification
Distinctive Stuart McGuire Chukka-style brown velcro boots with 'D' width and Seiko wristwatch—where were these items purchased or used?
On December 24, 2010, the remains of an unidentified white male aged 40-65 were discovered on a levee at Eastshore State Park in Richmond, California. The victim had distinctive features including extensive gold dental work, a faded back tattoo, and a foreign-made cardiac stent without serial numbers, suggesting possible international origin. Despite physical identifiers and personal effects, the victim's identity remains unknown, and investigators seek information from anyone who may recognize the distinctive dental work, clothing, or other identifying characteristics.
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Medical history shows COPD, cardiovascular disease, and use of antidepressants and insomnia medication—could medical providers or family members recognize this profile?
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Richmond, California December 24, 2010 On December 24, 2010, the remains of an unidentified 40 to 65-year-old white male were recovered at Eastshore State Park in Richmond, California (Contra Costa County). The body was discovered on the levee that ran in the Baxter Creek and bordered the 51st Street Trail, the San Francisco Bay Trail, and the Second Hoffman March Bridge.
The victim was 5’7” and weighed 142 pounds.. He had what appeared to be a faded, small tattoo on his back (unknown what the tattoo shows), as well as extensive gold dental work.
During the autopsy, he was found to have suffered from Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). He had several medications in his system, including ones used typically as antidepressants and short-term insomnia relief.
He also had a stent in the left anterior descending artery of his heart. Investigators believe the victim may be from outside the country as his stent did not have a serial number or any identifiers, which is uncharacteristic for the United States for what the victim’s suspected age is.
Remarks: The victim wore black ribbed socks, brown velcro buckle ankle-high Stuart McGuire Chukka-style boot with a “D” width, and a Seiko wristwatch with a black nylon-style band.
Unidentified male remains found on levee at Eastshore State Park near Baxter Creek, bordered by 51st Street Trail and San Francisco Bay Trail