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Namus UP86749
Unidentified MaleLocation Found: Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington
Date Found: November 21, 2021
Race: Uncertain
PMI: Uncertain
Estimated year of Death: Uncertain
Estimated Age: Uncertain
Height: Uncertain
Weight: Uncertain
Hair Color: Uncertain
Eye Color: Uncertain
Clothing: Size 7, Brahma leather work boot, tube socks
Accessories: None found
Circumstances: A size 7 Brahma work boot was found washed on Locust Beach, just west of the Bellingham city limits. Inside the boot was a tube sock containing the bones of a right foot.
Condition of Remains: Not recognizable - Partial skeletal parts only
Inventory of Remains: Unknown
Agency Info:
ME/C Case Number: A-150-2021
Whatcom County Medical Examiner's Office - (360) 738-4557
Agency Case Number: A-150-2021
Whatcom County Sheriff's Office - (360) 778-6600
Agency Case Number: 21A349280 Exclusions
This unidentified individual is part of the phenomena of human feet washing ashore in British Columbia and Washington since about 2007.
WA/Canada - Human feet washing ashore
Canadian LE are stumped as there's been three left feet that have washed ashore all in close proximity in Canada. I read in another article they all have a running shoe and they were all the same size? O.K. some kind of scientific wonder who is doing a book on things that float said left and...
www.websleuths.com
Salish Sea human foot discoveries - Wikipedia
More media on this phenomena:
Why are human feet washing ashore in the Pacific Northwest? The answer isn’t as scary as you might think
Since 2007, more than 20 feet have been discovered in shoes on the coast of the Salish Sea and there’s a few reasons why
www.deseret.com
This article calls the Salish Sea a "foot magnet"
Size 7 is on the smaller end of shoe sizes for a male, maybe this guy was shorter in stature?
There's also the possibility this guy was Canadian considering how close Bellingham is to the border.
