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+ | {{Identified_Infobox|title1=Jerry Holbert|image1=JerryHolbert.png|caption1=|name=Jerry David Holbert|sex={{M}}|age=62|missing_from=Charleston, West Virginia|disappeared=August 2003|discovered=August 11, 2003|location=Kingsport, Tennessee|identified=August 2020|span=16 years|cod=Drowning}} |
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− | |race = {{White}} |
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− | |span = {{age|2003|8|11}} |
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− | |found = August 11, 2003 |
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− | |location = Kingsport, Tennessee |
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− | |cause of death = {{Drown}} |
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− | |name = Jerry Holbert|missing from = Charleston, West Virginia|age = 64|realname = Jerry D. Holbert|identified = 2020|timespan = 16 years}} |
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==Case== |
==Case== |
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+ | Jerry was reported missing in August 2003 after he failed to arrive in Ohio. It is believed he left his residence in Charleston, West Virginia and boarded a bus for Ohio. He may have been in the Cambridge area. |
+ | At the time he vanished, he was suffering from dementia and it is believed he became disoriented. |
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− | On August 11, his body was recovered in a river in Kingsport, Tennessee, 220 miles away from where he was last seen. |
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− | + | On August 11, his body was recovered from the Holston River in Kingsport, Tennessee. According to investigators, there were no signs of foul play and it is suspected his body floated to its discovery location from upstream. |
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+ | It is unknown how he ended up in Tennessee, however, as the Holston River does not run through in West Virginia, it is unlikely he died there. |
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− | Foul play is not suspected, as Jerry suffered from dementia, and is thought to have become disoriented. However, it is still unclear how he ended up in Tennessee. |
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==Clothing and accessories== |
==Clothing and accessories== |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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UP1546 2.jpeg|Reconstruction by Joanna J. Hughes |
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UP1546 Shirt.jpeg|Shirt |
UP1546 Shirt.jpeg|Shirt |
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UP1546 Pants.jpeg|Jeans |
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− | File:PM.jpg|link=File:UP1546_Watch.jpeg|Watch |
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==Sources== |
==Sources== |
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− | *{{Doe Network|784umtn.html| |
+ | *{{Doe Network|784umtn.html|Jerry Holbert}}{{PM}} |
− | *{{DNADoeProject|kingsport-john-doe| |
+ | *{{DNADoeProject|kingsport-john-doe|Jerry Holbert}} |
* [https://www.wjhl.com/news/local/kingsport-pd-identify-remains-found-in-holston-river-17-years-ago-as-missing-west-virginia-man/ ''11 WJHL''] |
* [https://www.wjhl.com/news/local/kingsport-pd-identify-remains-found-in-holston-river-17-years-ago-as-missing-west-virginia-man/ ''11 WJHL''] |
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[[Category:People found in Tennessee]] |
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[[Category:2020 identifications]] |
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Latest revision as of 05:29, 27 October 2020
Jerry David Holbert was a man who drowned in the Holston River in Kingsport, Tennessee. He was identified in 2020.
Case
Jerry was reported missing in August 2003 after he failed to arrive in Ohio. It is believed he left his residence in Charleston, West Virginia and boarded a bus for Ohio. He may have been in the Cambridge area.
At the time he vanished, he was suffering from dementia and it is believed he became disoriented.
On August 11, his body was recovered from the Holston River in Kingsport, Tennessee. According to investigators, there were no signs of foul play and it is suspected his body floated to its discovery location from upstream.
It is unknown how he ended up in Tennessee, however, as the Holston River does not run through in West Virginia, it is unlikely he died there.
Clothing and accessories
- White sleeveless, button-up shirt with vertical blue and burgundy stripes.
- Blue jeans.
- Black belt.
- Black shoes.
- A BB&T bank envelope containing $267.
Gallery
Sources
- Jerry Holbert at the Doe NetworkPOSTMORTEM WARNING
- Jerry Holbert at the DNA Doe Project
- 11 WJHL