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UNIDENTIFIED PERSON
CASE #: 1979-14
UNIDENTIFIED PERSON CASE #: 1979-14
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Brevard County John Doe

Brevard County John Doe
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Status:

Open

Date of Recovery:

Date of Recovery:

Recovery Location:

Scottsmoore, Florida

Summary:

The decedent was struck by a car on Saturday, October 14, 1979. He was taken to Weustoff hospital, where he died the following morning.

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Circumstances of Recovery:

He was struck by a southbound vehicle (1975 Ford sedan) at 8:15 p.m. in Scottsmoor, Brevard County, Florida. His body was found along U.S. 1, 50 feet south of Magoon Ave.

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NamUs Entry

DNA tested for Forensic Genetic Genealogy Matches

DNA entered in CODIS

Facial reconstruction completed

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NamUs Entry

DNA tested for Forensic Genetic Genealogy Matches

DNA entered in CODIS

Facial reconstruction completed

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Timeline of Events

Sunday, October 14, 1979

Decedent passes away at hospital


Saturday, October 13, 1979 08:15pm

Decedent struck by a vehicle along U.S. 1


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Related Vehicles

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1975 Ford sedan

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