UP8011
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Sex
Male
Age
30–35
Race
White / Caucasian
Height / weight
6′ 4″
Appearance
Hair
Unknown
Eyes
Unknown
Condition
Not recognizable - Partial skeletal parts only
Clothing & jewelry
Extensive amount of camping equipment, toiletries, high powered rifle, ammunition, wallet containing U. S. currency and a single key. There was an associated key that had been duplicated by Active Locksmiths, 195 Avenue A, New York, NY. But this was a locksmiths stamp and the unidentified person is NOT ASSOCIATED with the property at this address.
From the initial 1958 report: Gray wool hunting socks with red top; blue denim dungarees with wide black leather belt; white tee shirt; white jockey type shorts; black leather motorcycle type jacket with full length zipper and slant zipper pockets; no hat found.
Numerous articles of clothing found nearby.
Right corneal plastic contact lens. Specifications (Rx) known.
From the initial 1958 report: Black "engineering" boots, length 12 5/8", width of sole 4 1/2", heel 3 1/4 ", top height 10 1/2", buckles on the outside.
None found.
From the initial 1958 report Gray wool hunting socks with red top, blue denim dungarees with a wide black leather belt, white tee shirt, white jockey type shorts, black leather motorcycle type jacket with full length zipper and slant zipper pockets, and black "engineering" boots, length 12 5/8", width of sole 4 1/2", heel 3 1/4 ", top height 10 1/2", with buckles on the outside. Numerous articles of clothing found nearby. No hat was found.
None located.
Right corneal plastic contact lens - specifications (Rx) knownBooks - two poetry and one science-relatedExtensive amount of camping equipment including a canteen and backpack. Most appears new with little to no indication of use. ToiletriesBlack wallet containing $38High-powered. 30-06 Springfield rifle and gun caseAmmunitionBrass key with "Active 195 Avenue A" stamped on it. It had been duplicated by Active Locksmiths, 195 Avenue A, New York, NY, but this was a locksmith's stamp and the unidentified person is NOT ASSOCIATED with the property at this address.
Circumstances
Partial skeletal remains discovered October 9, 1958, in a wooded area approximately 1/2 mile North of the Pennsylvania Turnpike's Midway Service Plazas, Bedford Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania. Extensive camping equipment, personal supplies, high powered rifle and ammunition also found nearby. Most of the camping equipment appears to be newer and shows little or no indication of use; also, though apparently well equipped for camping, investigators found no eating utensils (silverware) or food supplies. One science-related and two poetry books found with the camping equipment suggests the victim may have benefited from higher education, or to have been a serious student of poetry or literature. There was an associated key that had been duplicated by Active Locksmiths, 195 Avenue A, New York, NY. But this was a locksmiths stamp and the unidentified person is NOT ASSOCIATED with the property at this address. Initial investigators felt certain the victim was not native to Bedford County, Pennsylvania. In 1958, investigators determined the rifle to have been shipped from the manufacturer to a store in Fort Wayne, Indiana. No further tracing of the rifle's ownership could be effected. Anecdotal information may connect this victim to the state of Kentucky: Prior to the victim's discovery, in September 1957, local police in Bedford Borough encountered a loitering man in possession of a rifle; this unidentified man said he was enroute from Kentucky to Canada. Anthropologic examinations conducted in 1959 and again in 2003 revealed the victim to have been an adult male of European ancestry, likely between the ages of 30-35 with a living stature of about 6'4" (+/- 2"). The death cannot be classified as natural. GPS data is approximate. There is no ME/C case number. The Pennsylvania State Police incident number is 2-C-3-55. Inquiries, please contact: Pennsylvania State Police, Attn: Criminal Investigation Unit, 171 Arthur L. Hershey Drive, Bedford, PA 15522, telephone 814-623-6133, **OR ** Pennsylvania State Police, Troop G Headquarters, Attn: Criminal Investigation Assessment Unit, 1510 North Juniata Street, Hollidaysburg, PA 16648, telephone 814-693-6100.
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