VA VA - Highland Springs, HispMale 25-35, UP12242, near golf course, Spongebob blanket, bracelet Jan'14

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I think Dashad was from Charlottesville. Not that it's not possible. I just looked at missing persons from Henrico County.

That area can be sketchy. I grew up 10 miles from there and lived in an apartment for a few months in my early 20's.
 
I see. Interesting case. Wonder where the other guy is??!!
 
Heather Elvis? :(

P.S. I know she is from MB, SC, but you never know.

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NamUs UP 12242 https://identifyus.org/en/cases/12242

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Unidentified White Male

The victim was discovered on January 28th, 2014 in Henrico County, Virginia​

Body Condition
All Parts Recovered -- Not recognizable - Near complete or complete skeleton​


Vital Statistics

Estimated age: Adult - Pre-40
Approximate Height: 5'6" (66 inches).
Approximate Weight: Unknown
Hair Color: Unknown
Eye Color: Unknown
Skeletal Findings: Malformed neural arch of the lumbar vertebra. Numerous dental restorations.
​

Clothing & Accessories

Clothing On Body: one pair of boxer shorts, tag worn
Jewelry: one rubber bracelet with "jumpology" printed on it
Other items found
with body: Spongebob Squarepants blanket​

Identifiers
Fingerprints: Fingerprint information is currently not available
Dentals: Dental information / charting is available and entered
DNA: Sample submitted - Tests complete
​

Case History
Skeletal remains found in woods.​


I submitted Benjamin Lloyd Coffey for this UID. Height and area are a match, otherwise not much to go on.

http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/c/coffey_benjamin.html
 
This "Jumpology" appears to be located in Glen Allen, VA, just north of Richmond. According to news articles, it opened approximately March, 2013. I wonder if investigators have taken the bracelet to Jumpology - perhaps such bracelets were only used for a short time frame, or its color or design could narrow the time frame a bit more. Also, Jumpology requires waivers to enter. I wonder how long they save waivers?
 
I was thinking a lot of the same questions. When I called about Mr. Coffey, the officer told me that he didn't actually disappear from Richmond, but from Tappahannock, which is considerably further away, making the match less likely... Surely the investigating officers asked Jumpology a lot of the same questions.

And if Jumpology opened in 2013, that would rule out Benjamin, who went missing in December 2012.
 
The Jumpology FAQ says electronic waivers are good for a full year, but there are temporary printed ones for parties and classes to use. Sounds like they don't save those http://jumpology.us/faq.aspx#20055-do-you-have-a-printable-waiver

This is the location where he was found, approximately: https://goo.gl/maps/iEJCy. (If you click street view, it takes you to Confederate Run, which is the next street over.) It appears to be an apartment complex called Jackson Pointe.

I found this article about the remains: http://www.nbc12.com/story/24573505/human-remains-found-in-highland-springs

This article says they think he's Hispanic: http://www.timesdispatch.com/news/l...cle_48d34086-abaa-11e3-94c7-001a4bcf6878.html

Photo that might be where remains were found: http://wtvr.com/2014/01/29/human-remains-henrico-woods/
 
https://identifyus.org/en/cases/12242

He has DNA and dentals. And there's a reconstruction:

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He now has 49 ruleouts (I didn't check for duplicates):

The following people have been ruled out as being this decedent:

First Name Last Name Year of Birth State LKA

Robert Ahtonen 1949 Michigan
Pablo Arriaga 1984 Texas
Nicholas Barclay 1980 Texas
Dallas Basham 1961 Florida
Patrick Betz 1976 California
Brian Bleyl 1968 Arizona
Larry Carr 1951 Alaska
Kevin Collins 1974 California
Jon Dabkowski 1970 Pennsylvania
Lee Davis 1968 Oklahoma
Jesus De La Cruz 1990 Massachusetts
Landon Deriggi 1959 Florida
Derrick Engebretson 1990 Oregon
Luis Escobedo 1955 California
Scott Fandel 1965 Alaska
Jesse Florez 1986 Arizona
Nelson Gibbs 1920 Vermont
Kenneth Hager 1935 Maryland
Bradley Hansen 1982 Arizona
Guy Heckle 1961 Iowa
Charles Henderson 1980 Missouri
Ruben Herrera 1969 Texas
Adam Herrman 1987 Kansas
Mark Himebaugh 1980 New Jersey
James Howell 1959 Illinois
Sammy Jackson 1955 California
George Jordache 1949 California
Timothy Keays 1957 Oregon
Barry Kephart 1970 New Mexico
Bruce Kremen 1953 California
Luis Lopez Lugo 1988 Guam
Jonathan Martinez 1989 Florida
Michael McCool 1964 Pennsylvania
Patrick Mello 1981 California
Jonathan Mordoche 1991 Florida
Randy Parscale 1969 Arizona
Mark Peal 1961 Washington
Eric Pyles 1988 Pennsylvania
Juan Ramos 1982 Texas
Justin Richardson 1988 Arizona
Mitchel Salomon 1973 California
Cameron Sequeira 1977 Arizona
Scott Sims 1950 Texas
Louis Vargas 1964 Illinois
Christopher Vigil 1968 Colorado
Chance Wackerhagen 1984 Texas
David Warner 1971 Tennessee
Larry Williams 1959 California
Michael Woodward 1963 South Carolina
 
Giving this doe some love and a bump with information from the FBI VICAP alert.

"On 1/28/2014, the victim's remains were found near some vacant apartments in Highland Springs, Virginia. The victim's skull was separated from the other remains due to either animals or environmental circumstances. Other skeletal bones were found inside four layers of tied black plastic trash bags and were lying underneath a futon mattress, along with a “Sponge Bob” fleece blanket."

JOHN DOE - HIGHLAND SPRINGS, VIRGINIA — FBI
 
I'm personally betting he or his family was from within the "Loop" of Richmond, between Interstate 295 and Route 288, given Jumpology/Defy Air Sports' location. I live about 2 miles away from it, and it sits near a frankly, abandoned mall and some standard stores like Target and such. Here's an image of it on Google Maps: خرائط ‪Google‬‏‏

The area it's in though is at least a mile from 295 and 95, with plenty of traffic lights in between, so it's not necessarily an area where someone going through the area would stop specifically for. Richmond is a pretty common "pit stop" town too, since going further on 95 will take you further south and going east on 64 will take you to Virginia Beach. I'm really betting that he or some extended family is native to that area.
 
Wow that's so creepy he had a Jumpology band on.... he was obviously in the Richmond area when he was killed and likely from the area. I'm sure (I hope) they've contacted Jumpology about the band... they have different colors for different times of the day but if they changed their logo or band design at all it could give them an idea of when he was killed.
 
TheBlackParade said:
Wow that's so creepy he had a Jumpology band on.... he was obviously in the Richmond area when he was killed and likely from the area. I'm sure (I hope) they've contacted Jumpology about the band... they have different colors for different times of the day but if they changed their logo or band design at all it could give them an idea of when he was killed.
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I might be totally wrong since I haven't been there in awhile, but I want to say it was a different color band based on what day of the week you were there.
 
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