UNIDENTIFIED PERSON
CASE #: 2014-58
John Doe
Also Known As:
Anaheim John Doe (2014; OCSD 14-02935-BA)
Status:
Open
Date of Recovery:
Date of Recovery:
Jurisdiction:
Recovery Location:
Anaheim, California
Summary:
An unidentified man died in Anaheim on July 16, 2014. The coroner lists the location as uncertain, possibly near College Hospital, and classifies his death as natural. The listing does not establish an exact recovery site. His identity remains unknown.
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Circumstances of Recovery:
An unidentified man died in Anaheim on July 16, 2014. The coroner lists the location as uncertain, possibly near College Hospital, and classifies his death as natural. The listing does not establish an exact recovery site. He was estimated to be 55-65 years old. The agency describes him as Asian. He had brown eyes and gray-black hair and weighed 99 pounds. No tattoos were noted. The sheriff publishes a facial sketch, a postmortem photograph, a dental report, and photographs of associated clothing and property. A watch appears among those photographs even though the text lists no jewelry. The Orange County Sheriff's Department, Coroner Division, maintains this identification case under file 14-02935-BA. Anyone with identifying information can contact the Coroner Division at 714-647-7400 and quote that file number.
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