UNIDENTIFIED PERSON
CASE #: 1989-59
John Doe
Also Known As:
Anaheim John Doe (1989; OCSD 89-04825-MH)
Status:
Open
Date of Recovery:
Date of Recovery:
Jurisdiction:
Recovery Location:
Anaheim, California
Summary:
The skeletal remains of an unidentified man were found in a drainage ditch behind 1562 West Katella Avenue in Anaheim on September 13, 1989. The coroner classified the death as accidental. His identity remains unknown.
Vital Statistics
Circumstances of Recovery:
The skeletal remains of an unidentified man were found in a drainage ditch behind 1562 West Katella Avenue in Anaheim on September 13, 1989. The coroner classified the death as accidental. He was estimated to be 21 to 30 years old. The agency describes him as White. He had a slight build and wore black Dickies pants marked size 29, a canvas belt with a metal E buckle, and Pro Wing shoes. His dental condition was poor, with several cavities and missing front teeth. The Orange County Sheriff's Department, Coroner Division, maintains this identification case under file 89-04825-MH. Anyone with identifying information can contact the Coroner Division at 714-647-7400 and quote that file number.
Additional Details:
No facial photograph or reconstruction was available from the reviewed sources; the available identification records are included in the gallery.
Case Last Updated:
No detective or agency email provided
Can you help?
Without a lead detective or agency contact email, tips to help solve the case can't get to the right place. Community members, you can help by calling the agency and asking for that information to then share with Solve the Case.
Investigating agency
Ask for the detective handling this case, or an email address where tips can be sent.
Share what you learnMedia Gallery
1 / 1
Related Stories & Podcasts
Case Content Disclaimer: The details on this case page are sourced from numerous locations to include family, friends, news postings and government public releases. Solve the Case, Inc. does not guarantee the accuracy of any content as case pages are living documents that frequently update as case details expand.