Template:UID Ulster County John Doe was a man whose remains where found in New York.
Case
On August 15, 1988, a decomposed body of a man was found in a wooded area near the Wiltwyck Cemetery behind Pine Grove Avenue. Items found with the deceased include a picture of a man with a baby but it is unknown if he was the deceased as no identification was found, nor was any reconstruction done. Investigators concluded that the cause of death is from a gunshot wound to the head. Clothing labels suggest that the man is of European descent.
Clothing & accessories
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- Pair of Rene Lezard: Femme & Homme" green/black or blue plaid, pleated pants (size 98) with a label which reads "Pure New Wool" in English and three other languages
- Pair of brief white underwear with red stripes; "Chemise Lacoste" blue pullover knit shirt (with an alligator profile as the logo)
- The shirt and pants show French tags and sizes.
- Pair of worn, black loafers with black tassels on top and the word "Hikers" printed on the sole of the right shoe along with "9" printed on the inner sole
- A pair of white socks with dark blue and light blue stripes
- Bulova quartz gold wrist watch with no inscriptions on the back. One thin, delicate, yellow-metallic, chain clasp necklace with a bronze or gold-colored cross attached
- Found in the back pocket of the victim's pants was a soft, black, leather wallet, appearing to be of good quality, The wallet contains a "1988 Comerzbank Calender"
- A colored photograph of a white male with long, wavy, brown hair, wearing a green sweater and holding a white infant with a spoon in his mouth and a bib on his chest
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