Vital Statistics

• Estimated Age: 20-40 years old.
• Approximate Height and Weight: 5'6" to 5'10" and 138 to 176 lbs.
• Distinguishing Characteristics: Dark, shortly cropped, curly and tightly coiled, possible slight balding and unknown eye color.
  Slim build. The man is thought to be of northeastern African decent, possibly with origins
  from Somalia, Eritrea, or Ethiopia.
• Clothing: Size 32/32 Warehouse One blue jeans, brown Authentic GBX leather shoes (size 10), a size medium brown long-sleeved shirt with a Corona beer logo,
  black medium size 725 Original hoodie, and a size 10 TUSK red-and-white ski jacket.
• Dentals: Very white teeth with no fillings or other dental treatment. Good oral hygiene. Chip on right upper front tooth.
• DNA: Unknown.
• Fingerprints: Unknown.
• Other: Athletic Works sport watch worn on arm black plastic band sunglasses (black and gray frame with blue tinted glass) backpack: gray, with some white, black and red. Logo says: C Jay 92 FM Calgarys Best Rock, Nokia phone charger shoe shine kit silver chain blue scarf ski gloves map of Prince George, BC Transit map; small pair of scissors, red handle.

Case History
The victim was found in November 2010, by a hiker in a wooded area of Prince George, British Columbia. The remains were
mummified, indicating that death had likely occurred up to several weeks prior. The man carried a wallet that contained
no identification and a recent hotel receipt had his name ripped off. A transit map of Prince George and a bus timetable
the man had in his possession has lead police to believe the man was not from Prince George and was visiting the area.

Foul play is not suspected.

Investigators
If you have any information about this case please contact:
Investigating Agency:
BC Coroners Service
1-877 660-5077

You may remain anonymous when submitting information.

Agency Case Number: 20100022BCC

NCIC Number: N/A

Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with information regarding this case.

Source Information:
Montreal Gazette
British Columbia Coroners Service