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The Doe Network:
Case File 168UMWI
Reconstructions of Victim
Unidentified White Male
Located on September 21, 1982 in Barron County, Wisconsin.
Estimated Date of Death: April to May 1982
Cause of death was homicide. It appears that the victim was stabbed to death.
Skeletal Remains
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Vital Statistics
Estimated age: 18 - 24 years old
Approximate Height and Weight: 5'7"-5'9"; 180-195 lbs. Husky build
Distinguishing Characteristics: Remnants of brown/sandy hair were found on the body. He had surgical repair to the left knee, evidenced by a screw and staple installed in the tibia. The procedure would have required a sophisticated hospital, an extended hospitalization and a long recovery period, possibly 6 months to a year. The pin and staple were numbered, but the manufacturer had no way of tracing where the product had been used.
Dentals: He had a full set of teeth, with extensive, recent dental work. Crowding of lower incisors.
Clothing: Blue jeans with a size 38 waist, a long-sleeved plaid cotton Western-style plaid shirt with pearl buttons. A lined denim jacket , Maverick brand and blue tennis shoes with white vertical stripes, size 10.
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Case History
In September 1982, loggers were working in a woods about 4 miles north of Ridgeland near Highway 25.
At about 15.00 on a Tuesday afternoon the loggers came across a decomposed body in the woods near an open field. At first they thought they had found a pile of clothing but then discovered the clothing contained a skeleton.
No eyeglasses were found at the scene, but the victim may have worn glasses. There was no billfold or other identification on the body.
Cut marks in the shirt and jacket correspond to cut marks on the thoracic vertebra.
It isnt known if the person was killed at the scene or if the body was deposited there after the murder. Also unknown is how long the body was there before it was discovered. It may have been there since the fall, then frozen over the winter to be discovered the following September.
The Doe Network:
Case File 168UMWI
Reconstructions of Victim
Unidentified White Male
Located on September 21, 1982 in Barron County, Wisconsin.
Estimated Date of Death: April to May 1982
Cause of death was homicide. It appears that the victim was stabbed to death.
Skeletal Remains
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Vital Statistics
Estimated age: 18 - 24 years old
Approximate Height and Weight: 5'7"-5'9"; 180-195 lbs. Husky build
Distinguishing Characteristics: Remnants of brown/sandy hair were found on the body. He had surgical repair to the left knee, evidenced by a screw and staple installed in the tibia. The procedure would have required a sophisticated hospital, an extended hospitalization and a long recovery period, possibly 6 months to a year. The pin and staple were numbered, but the manufacturer had no way of tracing where the product had been used.
Dentals: He had a full set of teeth, with extensive, recent dental work. Crowding of lower incisors.
Clothing: Blue jeans with a size 38 waist, a long-sleeved plaid cotton Western-style plaid shirt with pearl buttons. A lined denim jacket , Maverick brand and blue tennis shoes with white vertical stripes, size 10.
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Case History
In September 1982, loggers were working in a woods about 4 miles north of Ridgeland near Highway 25.
At about 15.00 on a Tuesday afternoon the loggers came across a decomposed body in the woods near an open field. At first they thought they had found a pile of clothing but then discovered the clothing contained a skeleton.
No eyeglasses were found at the scene, but the victim may have worn glasses. There was no billfold or other identification on the body.
Cut marks in the shirt and jacket correspond to cut marks on the thoracic vertebra.
It isnt known if the person was killed at the scene or if the body was deposited there after the murder. Also unknown is how long the body was there before it was discovered. It may have been there since the fall, then frozen over the winter to be discovered the following September.
