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| + | {{Unverified}}{{Identified_Infobox|title1=Jean Vincent|image1=JVincent.jpg|caption1=|name=Jean Michael Vincent|sex={{M}}|age=20|missing_from=Ottawa, Ontario|disappeared=|discovered=December 28, 1978|location=Seminole, Oklahoma|identified=May 2016|span=37 years|cod={{ns}}}} |
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| − | {{UID|image = [[File:NCMU1184252c1.jpg|200px]]|race = White|sex = Male|found = December 28, 1978|location = Seminole, Oklahoma|age approximation = 16-20|name = Seminole County John Doe|postmortem interval = 9 Months|height approximation = 5'8|weight approximation = N/A|cause of death = {{Susp}}|body condition = {{sk}}}} |
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+ | '''Jean Michael Vincent''' was a young man whose remains were found in 1978 in Oklahoma. He was identified in May 2016. He had previously been excluded through dental comparison until DNA matched him to the unidentified man. |
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+ | == Case == |
| + | Vincent had hitchhiked from his home in Ottawa, Ontario to Flagstaff, Arizona with a friend looking for work. There, they parted ways, and Vincent stated he was going to Clines Corner, New Mexico (east on I-40). His remains were found nine months later off of I-40 near Seminole, Oklahoma. He was wearing a Capricorn pendant necklace and Canadian "BeeJays" brand boots, which aided in matching the remains to Vincent. |
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| − | * He may be Larry Dean Williams. |
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| + | == Identification == |
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| + | In 2016, a Reddit user submitted the match despite Vincent's previous exclusion by dental records. A DNA comparison confirmed the identity to be Jean Michael Vincent. |
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| − | *{{NCMEC|1184252|Seminole County John Doe}} |
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| − | *{{Doe Network|1561umok.html|Seminole County John Doe}} |
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| − | *{{NamUs|4887|Seminole County John Doe}} |
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| + | ==Gallery== |
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| + | NCMU1184252c1.jpg |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | {{DEFAULTSORT:Vincent, Jean}} |
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[[Category:1978 discoveries]] |
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[[Category:People found in Oklahoma]] |
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Revision as of 23:16, 8 October 2020
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Jean Michael Vincent was a young man whose remains were found in 1978 in Oklahoma. He was identified in May 2016. He had previously been excluded through dental comparison until DNA matched him to the unidentified man.
Case
Vincent had hitchhiked from his home in Ottawa, Ontario to Flagstaff, Arizona with a friend looking for work. There, they parted ways, and Vincent stated he was going to Clines Corner, New Mexico (east on I-40). His remains were found nine months later off of I-40 near Seminole, Oklahoma. He was wearing a Capricorn pendant necklace and Canadian "BeeJays" brand boots, which aided in matching the remains to Vincent.
Identification
In 2016, a Reddit user submitted the match despite Vincent's previous exclusion by dental records. A DNA comparison confirmed the identity to be Jean Michael Vincent.
Gallery
