FL Pensacola, Escambia County- Male, Multiple- 30-60- Human remains found in wooded area- UP142186- Oct 12, 2024

[PatLaurel]

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

Circumstances of Recovery
District One Medical Examiner's Office Case Narrative: "Unidentified suspected human remains found in wooded area. On 10.12.2024 at an unspecified time an individual was out in the woods with a metal detector when he found a suspected mandible and contacted 911 at approximately 1141 hours... The following suspected human remains were collected on scene: mandible with 3 molars, a shirt, right radius, scapula fragment (x2), rib fragment (x4), right tibia, right fibula, humerus fragment, right scapula, vertebrae fragments (x3), right fragment, R and L innominate, and let humerus."

Clothing
Severely Weathered Shirt
Near the Body

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[PayrollNerd]

Wow that sounds like truly aged remains. I wonder if it was a low lying area that floods.

 

[John/Jane Doe]

Brian Eugene Burkett?

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[bluefantastic]

Could it have been from a historical cemetery that flooded? I don’t know about Florida, but that happens in Louisiana sometimes

 

[PatLaurel]

Could it have been from a historical cemetery that flooded? I don’t know about Florida, but that happens in Louisiana sometimes

Unfortunately, it doesn't say the exact location, and I don't know if the coordinates listed in NamUs are accurate. I also wasn't able to find any news articles about this case.

MOO JMO

 

[nhmemorymaker]

Wow that sounds like truly aged remains. I wonder if it was a low lying area that floods.

What am i missing. How do you know the remains are aged....

 

[Soulmagent]

What if this is , Jack Donald Lewis,
Missing Person / NamUs #MP19102

 

[PatLaurel]

What if this is , Jack Donald Lewis,
Missing Person / NamUs #MP19102

Now, that would be wild! But something tells me Don never left Hillsborough County!

MOO JMO