The Lost and the Found

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Reconstruction of Victim

Unidentified Black Male

The victim was discovered on April 22, 1998 in Bolingbrook, Will County, Illinois
Estimated Date of Death: 2-5 Years prior
Cause of Death: Shot to death
State of Remains: Partial Skeleton

Vital Statistics
Estimated age: 18-24 years old
Approximate Height and Weight: 5'4 estimated
Distinguishing Characteristics: Black/African American with Hispanic/Latino Ethnicity; Black hair, wooly.
Clothing: Blue nylon starter jacket, size XL; jeans; Levi Silver Tab belt 32"; 9-9.5 Nike shoes.
Medical: One sesamoid bone, presumably left foot, exhibits healed premortem fracture that permanently split the bone into two seperate halves. May be visible on a radiograph.
Personal Effects: A Motorola pager.
Fingerprints: Not available
Dentals: Available; 5-occlusal amalgam, 11 and 12- postmortem fractures, 17 is unerupted,18 and 19- O-B amalgam, 28- O-O amalgam, 29- Occulusal amalgam, 30 and 31- OB Amalgam, 32 is unerupted No premortal tooth loss, number nine, upper central incisor, fractured along the incisal edge and mayhave been visible, number 24, lower central incisor rotated and may have been visible.
DNA: Available; CODIS.

Case History
The partial skeletal remains were found in a partly wooded and grassy area behind a truck stop on Route 53 and I-55, in Bolingbrook, Illinois on April 22, 1998. Evidence indicates possible foul play.

Investigators
If you have any information about this case please contact: Gene Sullivan

Will County Coroner
815-727-8455
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