NAMUS CASE 4891

 

ESTIMATED YEAR OF DEATH: 1979-1980

 

SEX: MALE

RACE: N/A

AGE: N/A

STATE: OKLAHOMA

HEIGHT: 5'5", estimated

WEIGHT: 140, estimated

HAIR: BROWN

EYES: N/A

A decomposed, fully clothed remains found in woods, approximately 1/2 mile from road. The body was found on his back on the ground with both hands tucked in his coverall pockets, left leg crossed over the right, and a ski mask over his face. No identification was found in clothing.

 

Hair: Medium length brown Facial Hair: Scraggly / scant beard and mustache

 

Ski mask - brown Work suit - one piece coveralls - green - (Blizzard Proof Insulated Outerwear, Wald Industry Inc, Pleurb TX USA) Under the coveralls - blue jeans, white t-shirt, white underwear, green socks

Ankle high, lace-up work boots size 11.

 

Watch - silver colored Timex (automatic water resistant) with calendar and self winding - on left wrist Ring - turquoise and coral, left hand, third finger Ring - eagle shaped with large turqoise stone, right hand, middle finger

 

[0 missing person exclusions]

From THE DOE NETWORK:

 

Homicide by gunshot.

Estimated Age 50-60.

Possibly Native American.

Scraggly beard.

Possible tobacco user.

Extensive dental work, lower front teeth decayed. He had an overbite. Shovelling was present. Slight anterior crowding, hypoplasia. Slight tobacco staining. Advanced periodontal disease.

 

The victim was found at 51st and 209 E. Avenue. He suffered three gunshot wounds, two to the head and one to the left lower leg. Three small caliber, nonjecketed, deformed lead slugs were recovered and retained. The body was found in a supine position on the ground with both hands tucked in his coverall pockets and a ski mask over his face.