1299UMPA
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1299UMPA
Found Jan 17, 1977 · Albany Township, Pennsylvania
Sex
Male
Age
25–40
Race
White / Caucasian
Height / weight
5′ 11″ · 155 lbs
Appearance
Hair
Red/Auburn
Eyes
—
Condition
Recognizable face
Clothing & jewelry
Dark brown suede/buckskin jacket with tassels on the sleeves and torso (size 38); faded blue jeans (Wrangler brand, size 30x34); brown leather belt; brown, knit turtleneck sweater (labeled Jules Pilch-Doylestown/Hatboro, size "M"); long winter undershirt and pants (size "S"), military issue with laundry mark B-0654; two pair of socks (one pair black, the other wool); brown leather hiking boots, ankle length with black Vibran soles (size 10-10 1/2); leather gloves.
14K white gold ring with an oval blue stone and a pair of sunglasses.
Pockets contained a comb, pen, pencil, matches and $1. 78. Potential hiking equipment he may have used had poissibly been obscured by snow.
Circumstances
The frozen body of the decedent was found by two hikers in a cave below an area called The Pinnacle along the Appalachian Trail, in Albany Township, Kempton, Pennsylvania on January 16, 1977. The cave where he was found is only accessible by foot. There is little documentation available for this unidentified man. Any photos, autopsy reports, possible fingerprints have been lost. He was buried in the Berks County Potter's Field. The burial location remained unknown for decades, until his remains were located and exhumed in August 2019 to extract DNA. His dental information reportedly matched two individuals missing from Florida and Illinois. T-shaped scar on chin. Hair: Reddish-brown. Long and curly. Wore a full beard.
Media
photo
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