Toronto John Doe (May 22, 2003)

Toronto John Doe
Discovered	May 22, 2003
Unidentified for	20 years
Sex	Male
Location	Toronto, Ontario
Age	50 - 60
Race	Black/Asian
Height	5' - 5'1
Weight	122 pounds
Body condition	Recognizable face
Postmortem interval	1 - 2 Days
Cause of death	Not stated

Toronto John Doe was an unidentified man found deceased in a forested area in Toronto, Ontario.

Case

The decedent was discovered in the woods close to Humberwood Boulevard, near Highway 427 and Rexdale Boulevard. There'd been previous sightings of him in the area before, suggesting he might've lived in the forest. He was huddled underneath an overturned picnic table, which he might've possibly used as a shelter.

Characteristics

• His hair was brown, but he had some gray hair and he was balding.
• His eyes were brown.
• He had multiple teeth missing and only one tooth was remaining in his lower jaw.
• His build was described as "medium."
• There were linear scratches on across his lower legs.
• Canada's Missing Persons says he is a black male. However, the Doe Network says he was possibly Indian or Middle Eastern.

Clothing and accessories

• His outfit consisted of:
  • A grey, button-down shirt.
  • Green pants, size 34.
  • White underwear.
  • Blue, long-John styled underwear in a size medium.
  • A black, leather boot, size 9 on his left foot.
• Belongings found close to him consisted of:
  • A white baseball hat.
  • A green, winter jacket.
  • A "navy colored," winter jacket.
  • A black, long-sleeved shirt.
  • A black belt.
  • A black sock.
  • A black, leather-type, right-footed boot.
  • An empty bottle of Listerine mouthwash.
  • A lighter and a bus ticket were in one of his pockets.

Sources

• Toronto John Doe at NCMPUR ^{UNCENSORED POSTMORTEM WARNING}
• Toronto John Doe at the Doe Network ^{UNCENSORED POSTMORTEM WARNING}