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MId-July Traffic Fatality Still Unidentified Save Email Print
Posted: 4:03 PM Sep 4, 2007
Last Updated: 4:03 PM Sep 4, 2007
He was killed seven weeks ago, and officials still don't know his name. A man killed by a car on Highway 231 between Bayou George and Youngstown on July 18th remains unidentified.
Witnesses say the man was standing in the outside southbound lane of US 231 near Hudson Road in the early morning hours when he was hit and killed by a 2001 Volkswagon.
The driver took evasive action but could not avoid hitting the victim.
The man was white, 35-45 years old, 5 feet 7 inches tall, 157 pounds with brown hair and eyes. He carried no identifying documents.
An F-B-I fingerprint check came up empty, and the man doesnt match any missing person's description.
He did have several tattoos. One of the tattoos was the name "Lori", and another one depicted the devil. He also had tattoos of wings and a coyote. A check of area tattoo shops has not produced any leads
http://www.wjhg.com/home/headlines/9569582.html
Posted: 4:03 PM Sep 4, 2007
Last Updated: 4:03 PM Sep 4, 2007
He was killed seven weeks ago, and officials still don't know his name. A man killed by a car on Highway 231 between Bayou George and Youngstown on July 18th remains unidentified.
Witnesses say the man was standing in the outside southbound lane of US 231 near Hudson Road in the early morning hours when he was hit and killed by a 2001 Volkswagon.
The driver took evasive action but could not avoid hitting the victim.
The man was white, 35-45 years old, 5 feet 7 inches tall, 157 pounds with brown hair and eyes. He carried no identifying documents.
An F-B-I fingerprint check came up empty, and the man doesnt match any missing person's description.
He did have several tattoos. One of the tattoos was the name "Lori", and another one depicted the devil. He also had tattoos of wings and a coyote. A check of area tattoo shops has not produced any leads
http://www.wjhg.com/home/headlines/9569582.html