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Doe Network: Case File 1284UMWA
Unidentified White Male
The victim was discovered on October 25, 1992 in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington
Estimated date of Death: 1-3 Days prior
Vital Statistics Estimated age: 40-60 years old
Approximate Height and Weight: 5' 7 1/4"; 140 lbs.
Distinguishing Characteristics: Black and Gray hair; Brown eyes. Full beard and mustache. The beard measured up to 2 inches in length and is whitish in appearance. The mustache measured 1 1/4 inches in length. A small mole was noted on the left side of his nose; there was a scar located on the lower right area of the abdomen; the left hand second finger had an old amputation at the joint. There was a 2 inch scar noted on the top of the left forearm. This man may have had a medical history of Lung Cancer.Clothing: He was wearing a dark green pair of sweat pants, gray corduroy pants, a belt, a blue, long sleeved, zip up jacket. A maroon pull over sleeveless sweater, a T-shirt with an inscription on the front that read: MIKE'S BURGER ROYAL. This shirt also had a yellow crown with a red design. Also worn were a pair of gray socks with orange trim, a pair of dark green socks, and a knit cap with the insignia DAILY RECORD on the back of the cap. There was a blue, cloth billfold and a pair of black, framed, bifocal glasses present. There was a near empty "Rollrich" red and white tobacco satchel containing a minimal amount of tobacco. A folded yellow tobacco "TOP" brand packet that is empty. The wallet contained multiple paper cards. An inscription inside the wallet reads Ellen Lak.
Fingerprints: Available
Dentals: Available. Possible dental done by local Forensic Odontologist. Partial lack of upper dentition, particularly the incisors, and the lower dentition is absent.
Case History The victim was located October 25, 1992 at East 500 Trent, in an area that was known as a transient camp in Spokane, Washington. This man was found lying on the ground by two men passing through who were transient. One of the men tried to wake this man and realized that he was not breathing and contacted a local store owner to call police. This man's cause of death was determined as Acute Pneumonia secondary to Bronchogenic Carcinoma, manner natural. This man was obviously living as a transient and had all of his belongings nearby. He had food stamps in his wallet which may have indicated that he was receiving some form of state benefit at the time. Fingerprints obtained but no match found.
Investigators If you have any information about this case please contact: Spokane County Medical Examiner's Office 509-477-2296
You may remain anonymous when submitting information.
Agency Case Number: 92-328
Source Information: Spokane County Medical Examiner's Office
NamUs https://identifyus.org/en/cases/492
Doe Network: Case File 1284UMWA
Unidentified White Male
The victim was discovered on October 25, 1992 in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington
Estimated date of Death: 1-3 Days prior
Vital Statistics Estimated age: 40-60 years old
Approximate Height and Weight: 5' 7 1/4"; 140 lbs.
Distinguishing Characteristics: Black and Gray hair; Brown eyes. Full beard and mustache. The beard measured up to 2 inches in length and is whitish in appearance. The mustache measured 1 1/4 inches in length. A small mole was noted on the left side of his nose; there was a scar located on the lower right area of the abdomen; the left hand second finger had an old amputation at the joint. There was a 2 inch scar noted on the top of the left forearm. This man may have had a medical history of Lung Cancer.Clothing: He was wearing a dark green pair of sweat pants, gray corduroy pants, a belt, a blue, long sleeved, zip up jacket. A maroon pull over sleeveless sweater, a T-shirt with an inscription on the front that read: MIKE'S BURGER ROYAL. This shirt also had a yellow crown with a red design. Also worn were a pair of gray socks with orange trim, a pair of dark green socks, and a knit cap with the insignia DAILY RECORD on the back of the cap. There was a blue, cloth billfold and a pair of black, framed, bifocal glasses present. There was a near empty "Rollrich" red and white tobacco satchel containing a minimal amount of tobacco. A folded yellow tobacco "TOP" brand packet that is empty. The wallet contained multiple paper cards. An inscription inside the wallet reads Ellen Lak.
Fingerprints: Available
Dentals: Available. Possible dental done by local Forensic Odontologist. Partial lack of upper dentition, particularly the incisors, and the lower dentition is absent.
Case History The victim was located October 25, 1992 at East 500 Trent, in an area that was known as a transient camp in Spokane, Washington. This man was found lying on the ground by two men passing through who were transient. One of the men tried to wake this man and realized that he was not breathing and contacted a local store owner to call police. This man's cause of death was determined as Acute Pneumonia secondary to Bronchogenic Carcinoma, manner natural. This man was obviously living as a transient and had all of his belongings nearby. He had food stamps in his wallet which may have indicated that he was receiving some form of state benefit at the time. Fingerprints obtained but no match found.
Investigators If you have any information about this case please contact: Spokane County Medical Examiner's Office 509-477-2296
You may remain anonymous when submitting information.
Agency Case Number: 92-328
Source Information: Spokane County Medical Examiner's Office
NamUs https://identifyus.org/en/cases/492
