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JOHN DOE
Pascagoula, MS
6/18/2001
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On June 18, 2001, a man collecting cans along
Old Stage Road, near the intersection of Pecan
Road in Jackson County, Mississippi, discovered a
dead body wrapped in black plastic sheeting on the
shoulder. The crime scene was processed and the
body was recovered and transported to the hospital
morgue for examination.
An autopsy on the body by the Jackson County
coroner revealed the following findings. In
addition to being wrapped in black plastic, the body
was wrapped in bed linens and carpet. The body
was tied with nylon rope around the head, upper
torso, waist and feet. The bed linens were soaked
with blood that was dried. There was a fresh, close
gunshot wound to the right temple which contributed
to the victim’s cause of death.
Tattoo of the name JOHN, written in fine script in clavicular region of right upper chest; Old English script letter “E” or “F” on left forearm; Black outlined tattoo, 9 by 4 inches, of a peacock on the right upper back; “C” shape scar in left eyebrow; Scar on left side of nose; Possible gunshot scar on left wrist
| Age: |
28 to 36 years old |
Hair: |
Dark brown, gray, close-cut |
| Height: |
5'5-1/2" tall |
| Weight: |
225 to 250 pounds
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Sex: |
Male |
| Build: |
Stocky |
Race: |
White, possibly Hispanic |
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