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Revision as of 02:06, 14 May 2021
Bobby Copeland, also known as Bob and Robert was an alias used by a male found in Florida in 1988. 24 men have been ruled out as the decedent.
Case
On January 5, 1988, the decedent was discovered in a hotel room at the Marco Polo Hotel in Miami, Florida. He had been shot to death hours prior to being found.
Locals who interacted with the decedent prior to his death, including the group of youths he worked with as a magazine salesman, stated that the decedent referred to himself as 'Bobby Copeland' and claimed he had been a foster child from New York state. However, a further investigation by law enforcement for children/teenagers with this and variants of this name yielded no results.
An arrest was made in his murder, however he still remains unidentified.
Exclusions
For a full list, please view the subject's NamUs profile.
- Steven Anderson (1975)
- Steve Arrowood Jr (1975)
- Rogelio Cerda (1975)
- Micahel Gaughan (1975)
- Reed Jeppson (1964)
- Danny Jones (1974)
- Robert Keck (1979)
- John Kinsora (1982)
- Randall Leach (1980)
- Darrel Nichols (1973)
- Brian Page (1975)
- Alan Stanfill (1988)
- Tom Starkel (1979)
- Terry Wallace (1982)
- Mitchel Weiser (1973)
- Chester Wetmore (1986)
- Tony Allen(1978)
- Rodney Longman (1985)
- Robert Hampton (1986)
- Michael Fisher (1984)
Characteristics
- He had light brown or blonde hair and brown or grey eyes.
- He had scars on both forearms and wrists and his right thigh.
Additional reconstruction
Sources
- Bobby Copeland at the Doe Network
- Bobby Copeland at NamUs
- Bobby Copeland at NCMEC
- Bobby Copeland at FLUIDDB
- Miami-Dade Police