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- Victim
- Demographics
- Clothing and Possessions
- Location
- Disappearance
- Discovery
- Vehicle
- Person(s) of Interest
- More Details
- Other Photos
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Victim
- Photo
- Full Name
- Surname
- Doe
- Given Name (Forename)
- John (#1957)
- Alternative Name
- Photo After Aging (Age Progression)
- Status
- Unidentified
- Case Record ID
Demographics
- Date of Birth
- Birthplace
- Age
- Age Group
- 30s, 40s, 50s
- Age as of Today
- Biological Sex
- Male
- Hair Color
- Hair Description
- Eye Color
- Skin Complexion
- Shoe Size
- Ethnicity
- Caucasian
- Nationality
- Languages Spoken
- Physical Build
- Height (ft'in")
- 5'10
- Height (cm)
- Height Range
- Weight (lbs)
- 0
- Weight (kg)
- Weight Range in Pounds
- Distinguishing Characteristics
- Photo of Distinguishing Feature
- Medical Condition
- Physical Abnormality
- Dental Condition
- Scars & Other Marks
- Piercings
- Tattoo Description
- Multiple Tattoos?
- Tattoo Location
- Tattoo Subject
- Other Demographics
Clothing and Possessions
- Photo of Clothing or Accessories
- Clothing (Full Description)
- A grey-green shirt with the words “Living Blood Is The Good Life” and blue jeans.
- Possessions / Accessories
2013 Quarter and a toothbrush in his right front pant’s pocket.
Location
- Address
1807 27th Street Ensley
- City
- Birmingham
- Province or State
- Alabama
- Country
- United States
- Postal Code
- 35218
- Latitude & Longitude
- General Location
Disappearance
- Date of Disappearance
- Notes
Age 35 – 55. Estimated time of death between 2013 – 2019, but most closely to between November – May 2019. The victim was found on the floor of an abandoned home in the upstairs bedroom.
- Multiple Victims?
- Rumored or Actual Sightings
Discovery
- Date of Discovery
- May 30, 2019
- Notes
- Potential Signs of:
- Time of Death
between 2013 – 2019, but most closely to between November – May 2019
- Cause of Death
- Recovered Remains (if Partial)
- Suspected Homicide?
- Multiple Victims?
- DNA Tested (No Match)
Vehicle
- Vehicle
- License Plate
- Photo of Vehicle
Person(s) of Interest
- Suspect(s)
- Suspect(s) Description
- Photo of Suspect(s)
More Details
- General Notes
- Related Cases
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- Map of Key Locations
Other Photos
- Poster(s)
- Other Photos
Additional Resources
- Official Notice
- www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case#/58389?nav
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- Articles
- Podcasts
Contact Police
- Agency
- NamUS (DOJ)
- Website
- Email Address
- ajenkinson@rti.org
- Phone #
- (817) 304-8884
- Emergency #
- 911
- Alternative Contact
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