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{{UID|name = Washington County John Doe|image = [[File:692UMUT1.jpg|200px]]|sex = {{M}}|race = {{White}}/{{Native}}|location = St. George, Utah|found = December 7, 1998|span = {{age|1998|12|7}}|postmortem interval = 73 - 84 years|body condition = {{sk}}|age approximation = 15-16|height approximation = 5'4" - 5'6"|weight approximation = N/A|cause of death = {{ns}}<br>(Possibly natural)}}'''Washington County John Doe''' was a teenager whose remains were found in 1998. He had died sometime between 1914 and 1925.
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{{UID_Infobox|title1=Washington County John Doe|image1=692UMUT1.jpg|discovered=December 7, 1998|span={{age|1998|12|7}}|sex={{M}}|location=St. George, Utah|age=14 - 17|race={{White}}/{{Native}}|height=5'4 - 5'6|condition={{sk}}|pmi=73 - 84 Years|cod={{un}}}}
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'''Washington County John Doe''' was a teenager whose remains were found in 1998. He had died sometime between 1914 and 1925.
   
 
== Characteristics ==
  
== Characteristics ==
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* His right arm is overdeveloped, indicating a heavy industry worker.
  
* His right arm is overdeveloped, indicating a heavy industry worker.
 
* He has tobacco stains on his teeth indicating he was a smoker or tobacco user.
  
* He has tobacco stains on his teeth indicating he was a smoker or tobacco user.
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* He had a pulmonary infection, perhaps contributing to his death.
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* He had a severe pulmonary infection, perhaps contributing to his death.
   
 
== Clothing and accessories ==
  
== Clothing and accessories ==
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* 2 shirts.
  
* 2 shirts.
 
* A jacket.
  
* A jacket.
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*A belt with a silver buckle.
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* Marshall field's boots.
  
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* Marshall Field's boots, sold through a catalogue in or around 1917.
 
** His boots had little wear, suggesting he may have travelled by horse, rather than on foot.
  
** His boots had little wear, suggesting he may have travelled by horse, rather than on foot.
 
*** The number 816 is stamped on the inside cotton liner of the right boot.
  
*** The number 816 is stamped on the inside cotton liner of the right boot.
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692UMUT2.jpg|Reconstruction by FACES
  
692UMUT2.jpg|Reconstruction by FACES
 
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692UMUT4.jpg|Belt buckle
 
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== Sources ==
  
== Sources ==
 
* {{Doe Network|692umut.html|Washington County John Doe}}
  
* {{Doe Network|692umut.html|Washington County John Doe}}
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*[https://web.archive.org/web/20050212024949/http://web.ksl.com/dump/news/cc/features/skeleton.htm KSL News] via [https://web.archive.org/ archive.org]
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* [https://www.ksl.com/article/82638%7C News report]
  
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[[Category:People found in Utah]]
  
[[Category:People found in Utah]]
 
[[Category:Smokers]]
  
[[Category:Smokers]]
 
[[Category:Long postmortem interval]]
  
[[Category:Long postmortem interval]]
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[[Category:No NCMEC reconstruction]]
  
 
[[Category:1910s deaths]]
  
[[Category:1910s deaths]]
 
[[Category:1920s deaths]]
  
[[Category:1920s deaths]]

Revision as of 13:20, 22 June 2021


Washington County John Doe was a teenager whose remains were found in 1998. He had died sometime between 1914 and 1925.

Characteristics

  • He has a partially healed fracture on his left hand.
  • He has a thirteenth right rib.
  • His right arm is overdeveloped, indicating a heavy industry worker.
  • He has tobacco stains on his teeth indicating he was a smoker or tobacco user.
  • He had a severe pulmonary infection, perhaps contributing to his death.

Clothing and accessories

  • 2 shirts.
  • A jacket.
  • A belt with a silver buckle.
  • Marshall Field's boots, sold through a catalogue in or around 1917.
    • His boots had little wear, suggesting he may have travelled by horse, rather than on foot.
      • The number 816 is stamped on the inside cotton liner of the right boot.
  • Denim pants.
    • Boots and denim clothing date to the turn of the century.

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