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       DAVIESS COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 25-40, found near Owensboro, KY - 7
        Jan 1990 *GRAPHIC*
       By: Scorpio Date: February 12, 2020, 5:27 am
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       John Doe was Found in wooded area approximately 40' off Pleasant
       Valley Road on January 7, 1990.
       #Post#: 1891--------------------------------------------------
       Re: DAVIESS COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 25-40, found near Owensboro, KY
        - 7 Jan 1990 *GRAPHIC*
       By: Scorpio Date: February 12, 2020, 5:27 am
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       #Post#: 1892--------------------------------------------------
       Re: DAVIESS COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 25-40, found near Owensboro, KY
        - 7 Jan 1990 *GRAPHIC*
       By: Scorpio Date: February 12, 2020, 5:27 am
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       Date of Discovery: January 7, 1990
       Location of Discovery: Owensboro, Daviess County, Kentucky
       Estimated Date of Death: Days prior
       State of Remains: Not recognizable - Traumatic injuries
       Cause of Death: Homicide
       Physical Description
       Estimated Age: 25-40 years old
       Race: White
       Sex: Male
       Height: 5'0" to 5'7"
       Weight: 125 to 140 lbs.
       Hair: Curly, medium brown with some gray on the temples; up to
       8" long.
       Eye Color: Originally listed as brown but may have been blue.
       Distinguishing Marks/Features: Fair complexion with tanned arms.
       Identifiers
       Dentals: Available. Natural teeth with some fillings.
       Fingerprints: Not available.
       DNA: Unknown.
       Clothing & Personal Items
       Clothing: None.
       Jewelry: None.
       Additional Personal Items: Men's gold toned presciption
       eyeglasses were found near the body.
       Circumstances of Discovery
       The victim was found by two rabbit hunters east of Owensboro, on
       Pleasant Valley Road. The man had been murdered, stripped of his
       clothes and covered with twigs. He was shot several times, his
       face had been disfigured by some type of blows, blunt force
       trauma to the face, and his hands and feet had been cut off. The
       body was dumped in a briar thicket in Daviess County.
       Investigators believe that this victim may have been from
       another area.
       The body was not decomposed, indicating that he hadn't been dead
       for long. Investigators believe, because there was no blood at
       the scene, that he was murdered somewhere else.
       In 2007, he was misidentified as Scott Michael Morris. DNA
       testing would later prove the victim was unrelated to the Morris
       family.
       #Post#: 1893--------------------------------------------------
       Re: DAVIESS COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 25-40, found near Owensboro, KY
        - 7 Jan 1990 *GRAPHIC*
       By: Scorpio Date: February 12, 2020, 5:28 am
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       Pleasant Valley Road
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       #Post#: 1894--------------------------------------------------
       Re: DAVIESS COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 25-40, found near Owensboro, KY
        - 7 Jan 1990 *GRAPHIC*
       By: Scorpio Date: February 12, 2020, 5:28 am
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       Unsolved Murder: Unidentified Man
       Body found: January 7, 1990
       Daviess County, Kentucky PHILPOT, KY (WFIE) - The body of a
       white male was found January 7th, 1990. It was discovered 2 1/2
       miles northwest of Philpot, Kentucky in Daviess County.
       He was found nude in a sparsely wooded area off of Pleasant
       Valley road. He had been shot six times in the head with a .22
       caliber weapon.
       His hands and his feet had been cut off. The victim was so
       severely beaten he was unrecognizable and some of his teeth had
       been knocked out. His hands and feet have never been found and
       he has never been identified.
       A police reconstructionist drew the picture to the left
       depicting what the man would look like. He's described as 35-40
       years old, 5'6 or 5'7, 125-140 pounds. He had brown hair, and
       light skin with a farmer's tan.
       Police say his eyes were possibly blue. The man was cleanly
       shaven and there were no scars, tattoos, piercings or physical
       deformities on his body.
       The body was not decomposed when found, indicating he hadn't
       been dead for an extremely long time. In January 2007, Detective
       Juan Moorman attended a new detective's in-service at the
       Kentucky State Police Training Academy.
       Detective Moorman used new information learned from the training
       to send a missing person teletype through National Crime
       Information Center.
       On January 05, 2007 Detective Moorman sent a nation wide search
       utilizing known descriptors of the victim, which initially
       produced 19 responses. Those initial responses were investigated
       and dismissed due to the ages of those victims.
       On January 31, 2007 Detective Moorman received a single response
       from the Indianapolis Police Department. This response contained
       information on Scott Michael Morris who was last seen on August
       14, 1978. I
       In February 2007, Kentucky State Police detectives Juan Moorman
       and Angela Jones, and Detective Jerry Spurrier with the Daviess
       County Sheriff's Office went to Indianapolis and obtained
       comparison DNA samples from Morris' family members.
       On Tuesday, September 11, 2007 Detective Moorman received verbal
       confirmation that the previously unidentified victim was in fact
       Scott Michael Morris. Detective Moorman and Detective Spurrier
       are actively pursuing leads, and investigating subjects known to
       have been associated with Scott Michael Morris at the time of
       his disappearance.
       September 11, 2007 I released to the media that Detective
       Moorman had received verbal information identifying the remains
       as being that of Scott Michael Morris. Further testing has
       revealed the victim is not related to the Morris family, and is
       in fact not Scott Michael Morris.
       Morris continues to be missing from Indianapolis Indiana. This
       case remains under investigation.
       Anyone who has information regarding this investigation is urged
       to contact the Kentucky State Police at 270-685-3927 or
       270-826-3312. Anyone with information wishing to remain
       anonymous can call the Owensboro-Daviess County Crime Stoppers
       tip line at 270-687-8484.
       Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1000.00 for information leading
       to an arrest.
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