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       MARLBORO JOHN DOE: M, 18-34, found in a steel drum - 19 April
       2002
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       On April 19, 2002, a Marlboro, NJ family discovered a 55 gallon
       steel drum which had been dumped on their residential property.
       The steel drum had been originally located in a ravine on the
       property which contained a small stream. The drum was moved to
       the end of the driveway by family members. The family believes
       that the drum was placed on their property no earlier than the
       night of April 18, 2002. On April 29, 2002, members of the
       Marlboro Police Department and the Monmouth County Health
       Department went to the property to remove the steel drum. The
       drum was found to be welded shut. Health Department officials
       utilized a probe to examine the interior of the drum and
       something solid was discovered. The Major Crimes and Forensics
       Units of the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office immediately
       became involved. When the drum was opened, the body of a
       markedly decomposed, fully clothed adult male was discovered. No
       wallet or other identification was found with the body. It is
       believed that this decedent had been dead for approximately one
       month. Individual my be from central or northern NJ or one of
       the five boroughs of New York City.
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       Re: MARLBORO JOHN DOE: M, 18-34, found in a steel drum - 19
       April 2002
   DIR By: Akoya
       Date: May 8, 2020, 12:30 pm
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       Unidentified Person / NamUs #UP1679 Male, Other
       Date Found April 19, 2002
       Location Found Marlboro, New Jersey
       Estimated Age Range 18-34 Years
       Case Information
       Case Numbers
       NCMEC Number--
       ME/C Case Number 13020485
       Demographics
       Sex Male
       Race / EthnicityOther
       Estimated Age Group Adult - Pre 40
       Estimated Age Range 18-34 Years
       Estimated Year of Death 2002
       Estimated PMI--
       Height 6' 0"(72 inches) , Estimated
       Weight 145 lbs, Estimated
       Circumstances
       Type Unidentified Deceased
       Date Found April 19, 2002
       NamUs Case Created April 1, 2008
       Agency QA Reviewed--
       Location Found Map
       General Location--Marlboro, New Jersey
       County Monmouth County
       GPS Coordinates--
       Circumstances of Recovery On April 19, 2002, a Marlboro, NJ
       family discovered a 55 gallon steel drum which had been dumped
       on their residential property. The steel drum had been
       originally located in a ravine on the property which contained a
       small stream. The drum was moved to the end of the driveway by
       family members. The family believes that the drum was placed on
       their property no earlier than the night of April 18, 2002. On
       April 29, 2002, members of the Marlboro Police Department and
       the Monmouth County Health Department went to the property to
       remove the steel drum. The drum was found to be welded shut.
       Health Department officials utilized a probe to examine the
       interior of the drum and something solid was discovered. The
       Major Crimes and Forensics Units of the Monmouth County
       Prosecutor's Office immediately became involved. When the drum
       was opened, the body of a markedly decomposed, fully clothed
       adult male was discovered. No wallet or other identification was
       found with the body. It is believed that this decedent had been
       dead for approximately one month. Individual my be from central
       or northern NJ or one of the five boroughs of New York City.
       Details of Recovery
       Inventory of Remains All parts recovered
       Condition of Remains Not recognizable - Decomposing/putrefaction
       Physical Description
       Hair Color Brown
       Head Hair Description Curly dark brown or black, 1/4 to 1/2 inch
       in greatest length.
       Left Eye Color Unknown or Missing
       Right Eye Color Unknown or Missing
       Eye Description--
       Distinctive Physical Features
       Other distinctive physical characteristic
       Very narrow hips. Long fingers.
       Clothing and Accessories
       Accessories
       Two single one dollar bills were found with body. Cell phone
       found.
       Near the Body
       Clothing
       Ralph Lauren Chaps shirt, size XL which is red, white, blue and
       possibly yellow striped pullover shirt. The words "Chaps" and
       "Ralph Lauren" are printed randomly all over the shirt. Carhartt
       jeans, size 34x32. Belt with 3 prong buckle. White socks. Size
       38 Hanes jockey underwear.
       On the Body
       Clothing
       --
       Near the Body
       Footwear
       9 1/2 wide ankle high black Timberland boots.
       On the Body
       Investigating Agencies
       Monmouth Co. ME Office
       Case Contributors
       Anna Delaney, Forensic Anthropologist(609) 584-5054 ext. 5656 |
       lppdelaan@gw.njsp.org
       New Jersey State Police Office of Forensic Services
       (609) 584-5054
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       Re: MARLBORO JOHN DOE: M, 18-34, found in a steel drum - 19
       April 2002
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       Date: May 8, 2020, 12:31 pm
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       Re: MARLBORO JOHN DOE: M, 18-34, found in a steel drum - 19
       April 2002
   DIR By: Akoya
       Date: May 8, 2020, 12:38 pm
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       452UMNJ - Unidentified Male
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       Left to Right: Reconstruction of Victim by Donna Fontana.
       Reconstruction of Victim by Lewis Trowbridge. Sketch of victim's
       teeth. Victim's clothing.
       Date of Discovery: April 29, 2002
       Location of Discovery: Marlboro, Monmouth County, New Jersey
       Estimated Date of Death: Approximately one month prior
       State of Remains: Not recognizable - Decomposing/putrefaction
       Cause of Death: Homicide (stabbing)
       Physical Description
       Estimated Age: 17 - 24 years old
       Race: White
       Gender: Male
       Height: 5'11" - 6'1"
       Weight: 140 - 150 pounds
       Hair Color: Curly black hair, 1/4 to 1/2 inch in greatest
       length.
       Eye Color: Unknown
       Distinguishing Marks/Features: Very narrow hips. Long fingers.
       Identifiers
       Dentals: Available. 16 upper and 16 lower adult teeth. The lower
       teeth are crowded in front. There are two large spaces between
       various upper teeth but there is no space in the middle. There
       is evidence of regular dental care. Fillings and other evidence
       of regular care indicate that the victim's dental work was done
       by an American dentist.
       Fingerprints: Available
       DNA: Unknown. Full x-rays are available
       Clothing & Personal Items
       Clothing: A short sleeved red, white, blue, and yellow striped
       golf type shirt with an inner tag reading Chaps Ralph Lauren and
       a size of XL. The words Chaps and Ralph Lauren are printed
       randomly all over the shirt. The shirt was available only for a
       six-month time period because it was not a big seller.
       Originally sold at Macy's, the shirt made its way to Marshalls
       and T.J. Maxx department stores for clearance in its short run.
       Investigators believe the shirt was given to the man as a gift.
       Carhart utility or carpenter style jeans, size 34x32. A pair of
       ankle high Chuka style black Timberland boots size 9 1/2 wide.
       Hanes Jockey shorts, size 38; and A belt with a 3 prong belt
       buckle. The jeans were buttoned and zippered closed
       appropriately.
       Jewelry: Unknown
       Additional Personal Items: Two single one dollar bills were
       found in the left front pocket of the jeans.
       Circumstances of Discovery
       On April 29, 2002, a Marlboro, NJ family discovered a 55 gallon
       steel drum which had been dumped on their residential property.
       The steel drum had been originally located in a ravine on the
       property which contained a small stream. The drum was moved to
       the end of the driveway by family members. The family believes
       that the drum was placed on their property no earlier than the
       night of April 18, 2002.
       On April 29, 2002, members of the Marlboro Police Department and
       the Monmouth County Health Department went to the property to
       remove the steel drum. The drum was found to be welded shut.
       Health Department officials utilized a probe to examine the
       interior of the drum and something solid was discovered.
       The Major Crimes and Forensics Units of the Monmouth County
       Prosecutor's Office immediately became involved. When the drum
       was opened, the body of a markedly decomposed, fully clothed
       adult male was discovered. No wallet or other identification was
       found with the body. The individual may be from central or
       northern NJ or one of the five boroughs of New York City.
       Investigating Agency(s)
       Agency Name: New Jersey State Police
       Agency Phone Number: 800-709-7090
       Agency E-Mail: missingp@gw.njsp.org
       Agency Case Number: 02-05798
       Agency Name: Middlesex Regional Medical Examiner Office
       Agency Phone Number: 732-745-3190
       Agency Case Number: 13020485
       Agency Name: Marlboro Township Police Department
       Agency Phone Number: 732-536-0100
       Agency Case Number: NJ State Police case number, 02-05798
       NCIC Case Number: U290002402
       NamUs Case Number: 1679
       Information Source(s)
       NamUs
       New Jersey State Police
       Central Jersey
       Admin Notes
       Added: Prior to 2004; Last Updated: 5/12/18
       #Post#: 4952--------------------------------------------------
       Re: MARLBORO JOHN DOE: M, 18-34, found in a steel drum - 19
       April 2002
   DIR By: Akoya
       Date: May 8, 2020, 12:40 pm
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       Re: MARLBORO JOHN DOE: M, 18-34, found in a steel drum - 19
       April 2002
   DIR By: Akoya
       Date: May 8, 2020, 12:42 pm
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       Murdered Monmouth County John Doe Still Unidentified
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       The Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office and the Marlboro Police
       Department are engaged in a cooperative investigation regarding
       a murder which was discovered on April 29, 2002.
       On April 19, 2002, a Marlboro family discovered a 55 gallon
       steel drum which had been dumped on their residential property.
       The steel drum had been originally located in a ravine on the
       property which contained a small stream. The drum was moved to
       the end of the driveway by family members. The family believes
       that the drum was placed on their property no earlier than the
       night of April 18, 2002.
       On April 29, 2002, members of the Marlboro Police Department and
       the Monmouth County Health Department went to the property to
       remove the steel drum. The drum was found to be welded shut.
       Health Department officials utilized a probe to examine the
       interior of the drum and something solid was discovered. The
       Major Crimes and Forensics Units of the Monmouth County
       Prosecutor’s Office immediately became involved. When the drum
       was opened, the body of a markedly decomposed, fully clothed
       adult male was discovered. No wallet or other identification was
       found with the body.
       An autopsy performed on April 30, 2002, concluded that the cause
       of death was multiple sharp force injuries including a stab
       wound to the heart. The manner of death was determined to be
       homicide. It is believed that this decedent had been dead for
       approximately one month.
       Numerous clothing items were discovered on the body. They are
       described as follows:
       A short sleeved red, white, blue, and yellow striped golf type
       shirt with an inner tag reading Chaps Ralph Lauren and a size of
       XL. The words Chaps and Ralph Lauren are printed randomly all
       over the shirt.; Carhart utility or carpenter style jeans the
       size of which is 34×32; A pair of ankle high Chukka style black
       Timberland boots size 9 ½ wide; Hanes Jockey shorts, size 38;
       and A belt with a 3 prong belt buckle.
       The decedent’s height was 6 feet and his weight is estimated to
       be between 140 & 150 pounds with a thin build. The decedent’s
       hips were very narrow and his fingers were long. Eye color was
       not discernible due to decomposition. Hair color is believed to
       have been dark brown or black and one quarter to one half inch
       in greatest length. Composite Sketch shows what the decedent
       might have looked like alive.
       The decedent is believed to be a male of Hispanic/black
       admixture or white/black admixture. Age is estimated to be
       between 18 and 34.
       A postmortem dental examination was performed. This examination
       revealed 16 upper and 16 lower adult teeth. The lower teeth are
       crowded in front. There are two large spaces between various
       upper teeth but there is no space in the middle. There is
       evidence of regular dental care.
       Police have obtained a fingerprint from the decedent which is
       suitable for comparison. The fingerprint was launched through
       state and national fingerprint data bases with no matches found
       to date.
       A Forensic Anthropologist with the New Jersey State Police has
       examined available evidence in the case. Based upon that
       examination, a composite sketch of what the decedent may have
       looked like was prepared.
       Investigation has provided police with a basis to believe that
       the decedent may have been from central or northern New Jersey
       or one of the five boroughs of New York City.
       Anyone with information concerning this matter is urged to call
       the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office Major Crimes Unit at
       732/ 431-7012 or 1 800/ 533-7443 (toll free) or the Marlboro
       Police Department at 732/ 536-0100
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       Re: MARLBORO JOHN DOE: M, 18-34, found in a steel drum - 19
       April 2002
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       Re: MARLBORO JOHN DOE: M, 18-34, found in a steel drum - 19
       April 2002
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       Date: May 8, 2020, 12:44 pm
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