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Maybe we should get the title of this thread changed to "male skeletal remains..." just for searchability? Just an idea.
The Doe Network:
Case File 1349UMGA
Unidentified Black Male
* The victim was discovered on November 2, 2007 in the Unionville section of Macon, Bibb County, Georgia
* Estimated Date of Death: Months prior
* Cause of Death: Homicide
* Mummified & Skeletal Remains
Vital Statistics
* Estimated age: 40-70 years old
* Approximate Height and Weight: 5'10" - 6'0"
* AKA: Known as Shorty
* Fingerprints: Not available
* Dentals: Available
* DNA: Available
Case History
The victim was discovered in a field near the intersection of Winship Street and Niagra Street in Macon, Georgia. The man was known as "Shorty", but no one knows his full name. He was stabbed repeatedly on the head and chest. He was last seen driving a brown late 1970's model Fleetwood Cadillac. He is reported to be from the Dodge County area.
Investigators
If you have any information about this case please contact:
Macon Police Department
Captain Jim Barbee
478-803-2348
OR
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Frederick Snow
404-270-8206
You may remain anonymous when submitting information.
Agency Case Number:
2007-4003399
NCIC Number:
U-540021600
Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with information regarding this case.
From an outdated link quoted here:"He was thought to be from the Eastman area," Barbee said, adding he's circulated the composite sketch in the Eastman and Dodge County area with no results.
In the past, the man worked in the heating and air conditioning industry, Barbee said.
The man is described as being black and in his mid 50s.
Barbee said police have identified a person of interest in the case, but aren't releasing that person's identity.
The body was found at the vacant lot, located in Unionville just off Mercer University Drive, after someone reported to police they'd overheard someone talking about running from the police and seeing bones on the vacant lot.
The bones were found close together in three sections and there wasn't any clothing or shoes
Can you catch a killer if you don’t know who he killed?
The dead woman was a man, nothing but bones and question marks.He went from “Jane Doe” to “Unidentified Dead” to “Bones” to “Mr. Bones.” A homicide investigator insisted on the “Mr.” because it sounded more dignified. ...
read much more at: http://www.macon.com/2013/06/23/2528999/can-you-catch-a-killer-if-you.html...It is more or less an online morgue.
The GBI keeps it open on the Internet -- a Web page titled, simply enough, “Unidentified Remains.” Forty-eight drawings and clay sculptures, faces of the unknown dead.
They are not gruesome by any stretch, and yet they are difficult to look at. Their gazes and made-up smiles are haunting, cartoonish; their likenesses frozen in a wax museum of the deceased.
Shorty is not among them. At least not yet.
Exhaustive scourings of prison and public-records databases for his true identity have thus far proven futile. ...
Yes! There is a very informative 4 or 5 page spread about the case! I’m still not able to upload screenshots or images, so hopefully someone with a newspapers subscription would be willing to help out!I think this article might have information regarding the Shorty case. I really wish I had a subscription to Newspaper.com The Macon Telegraph from Macon, Georgia on June 23, 2013 · H1
Also, are you using your phone for this or your computer? I recommend using your computer.Yes! There is a very informative 4 or 5 page spread about the case! I’m still not able to upload screenshots or images, so hopefully someone with a newspapers subscription would be willing to help out!
ETA:
http://www.macon.com/2013/06/23/2528999/can-you-catch-a-killer-if-you.html
This article was linked and quoted up thread and it seems to be what I just read in that newspaper. But I can’t get that link to work...