The Doe Network Identified...Identified...Identified Unidentified Male Date of Discovery: September 3, 1986 Location of Discovery: Rostraver Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania Estimated Date of Death: September 3, 1986 State of Remains: Unknown Cause of Death: Pedestrian/vehicle accident Physical Description ** Listed information is approximate Estimated Age: 17-25 years old Race: Native American or Hispanic Gender: Male Height: 6'0" Weight: 200 lbs. Hair Color: Unknown Eye Color: Unknown Distinguishing Marks/Features: None noted. Dentals: Not Available. He had perfect teeth. Fingerprints: Available. DNA: Unknown Clothing & Personal Items Clothing: Jeans, brown moccasins, and a black T-shirt with the inscription "We sleep, eat, drink, breathe, love and ride Harley Davidson." The logo on the T-shirt was traced to a motorcycle shop in Denver, Colorado, but it was one of 6,000 that had been produced. Jewelry: Unknown Additional Personal Items: He was carrying a wallet with "The Who" on it, but the wallet was empty. Case History At around 4am on September 3, 1986, an unidentified male, possibly a drifter, who may have been hitchhiking, was struck and killed by a tractor trailer truck while he was standing in the eastbound lane of Interstate 70, about 1/2 mile west of Route 51, in Rostraver Township, Pennsylvania. In the investigation that followed, it was found that truckers had seen the man on the eastbound lane and were warning each other by CB to look out for him, but the trucker who hit him had no CB in his truck. When he saw something in front of him, he attempted to swerve to the right, but didn't have the time to avoid the impact. The victim was found to have been legally intoxicated at the time he was hit. He apparently had spent some time in a bar in West Newton. A woman who had been at the bar told police that the man told her that he had worked with horses in New Jersey. Another bar patron said that the man's name was Sam. The Council of Three Rivers Indian Center contacted American Indian tribes in Oklahoma, Colorado and New Mexico and newspapers in those states ran stories about the man, but nobody came forward with information as to who he might be. Authorities contacted race tracks in New Jersey but, again, nobody came forward. His fingerprints were run through NCIC, but there were no hits. The man was buried in an unmarked grave on December 5, 1986 at the Twin Valley Memorial Park in Delmont. The grave and vault were donated by the cemetery, the casket was provided by an anonymous donor. Investigating Agency(s) If you have any information about this case please contact; Agency Name: Westmoreland County Coroner's Office Agency Contact Person: N/A Agency Phone Number: 724-830-3636 Agency Case Number: N/A NCIC Case Number: N/A NamUs Case Number: Not listed Former Hot Case Number: 1800 Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with information regarding this case. Information Source(s) Pennsylvania Missing