Found Deceased NY - Christian Rojas Martinez, 22, Roxbury, 20 Jan 2018

State police are looking for a 22-year-old man missing from the town of Roxbury in Delaware County since Saturday, a media release from Troop C said tonight.

Troopers said Christian Rojas Martinez was reported missing from a location on Old Ferris Farm Road. He is described as Hispanic, and 5-feet-7-inches tall with a medium build, the release said. He has brown hair, brown eyes and was wearing a green parka, blue jeans and black boots, troopers said.

Rojas Martinez was last seen at about 3:30 p.m. Saturday, according to troopers, who asked that anyone with information, call Troop C at (607) 561-7400.

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Anyone with information is asked to call the NYSP at 561-7400.

http://www.wicz.com/story/37314627/state-police-searching-for-missing-man-from-roxbury

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still missing: http://www.pressconnects.com/story/...ng-roxbury-man-22-delaware-county/1053117001/

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still missing: http://www.pressconnects.com/story/...ng-roxbury-man-22-delaware-county/1053117001/

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Oh no!! Found deceased [emoji20]: http://www.binghamtonhomepage.com/news/local-news/missing-delaware-county-man-found-dead/932443810

22-year old Christian Rojas Martinez was reported missing Sunday and was found dead in a body of water.

Police say on Friday, he and 6 others were staying at 521 Old Ferris Farm Road in the Town of Roxbury and went camping in the area.

The investigation determined that Martinez wandered away from the location and did not return.



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Another young man, another body of water. Seems to happen so very often...R.I.P.


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Isnt it a little cold to be camping ? Especially in upstate NY ?

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"This case is the case that has haunted me the most," McMullin, 50, says in the show's trailer. "For me, the driving force is always getting justice for the victim."

The show is hosted by renowned Colorado police detective Joe Kenda, who had solved 356 of 387 cases by the end of his 23-year career.

McMullin isn't far behind. He made national headlines in 2015, when he again teamed up with Bucks County DA detectives to crack the 1984 case of 14-year-old Barbara Rowan.

The homicide was profiled on Discovery Channel's "On The Case with Paula Zahn" in 2018.
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