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Sex
Male
Age
27–65
Race
White / Caucasian
Height / weight
5′ 10″
Appearance
Hair
—
Eyes
—
Condition
Not recognizable - Near complete or complete skeleton
Clothing & jewelry
Several items were collected from the campsite including: fragments of sleeping cushion, blue backpack, brown sleeping bag, black Jansport backpack, blue hair brush, fingernail clippers, tweezers, package of razor blades, cash, butane stove with two fuel cans, sweetwater water-filtration kit, tent repair kit, two green plastic military-style canteens, compass, aluminum cooking pot, spoon, two National Geographic moisture-proof trail maps of Flat Tops area, "4 in 1" Radio Shack game, pocket sized Battleship, binoculars, 20 packs of Camel unfiltered cigarettes, eight multi-colored butane lighters, a bell, pepper spray, and green spiral notebook with hand-drawn depicting of a heart with figures inside. The first page of the notebook is addressed to "Lib").
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Black belt with long underwear fragments, pair of blue wool socks with duct tape around toes,
Yellow and green plastic poncho
Pair of thin rimmed sunglasses (both lenses intact ) Pair of thin rimmed reading glasses (both lenses intact) purple arms
Brown and black Timberland hiking boots (size 9 M)
Wrist watch with black band, yellow colored border, Roman numerals for numbers
Brown and black Timberland hiking boots (size 9M). His trousers had rotted away.
Fragments of a sleeping cushion, blue backpack, and a brown sleeping bag. Clothing and accessories to include a yellow-green plastic poncho, a black belt with long underwear fragments clinging to it, a pair of blue wool socks with duct tape around the toes, and a blue and black Jansport backpack.
Circumstances
On September 9, 2004, skeletal remains of a male were found on the Flattops at the upper No Name creek area in a campsite. The remains as well as the campsite artifacts were collected. The deceased had high quality dental work done in the past. Possible back injury prior to death and may have spinal problems.
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