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       PASCO COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 30-50 - Found off Curley Rd in San An
       tonio, FL - Jan 24 1989
       By: Scorpio Date: May 16, 2020, 1:49 am
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       On 01/24/89, the skeletal remains of an unidentified white male
       decedent were found near an orange grove off Curley Rd in San
       Antonio, Florida (Pasco County).  The presence of gun shot
       injuries suggest that the decedent was a victim of homicidal
       violence.  The decedent's clothing, personal property, dentures/
       dental plates, tattoos and full DNA profile provide
       comprehensive details to aid positive identification.  These
       relevant case images can be reviewed in the image section of
       this profile.  Though it has not been verified, the decedents
       clothing and tattoos indicate the decedent rode motorcycles or
       was possible affiliated with a motorcycle gang.
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       Re: PASCO COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 30-50 - Found off Curley Rd in Sa
       n Antonio, FL - Jan 24 1989
       By: Scorpio Date: May 16, 2020, 1:54 am
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       Reconstructions of the victim
       Unidentified Male
       Date of Discovery: January 24, 1989
       Location of Discovery: San Antonio, Pasco County, Florida
       Estimated Date of Death: 6 months prior
       State of Remains: Not recognizable - Near complete or complete
       skeleton
       Cause of Death: Homicide by gunshot to the head.
       Physical Description
       ** Listed information is approximate
       Estimated Age: 30-50 years old
       Race: Unknown
       Gender: Male
       Height: 5'6" to 5'7"
       Weight: Unknown but described as an average build.
       Hair Color: Reddish brown
       Eye Color: Unknown
       Distinguishing Marks/Features: Left bicep tattoo of initial “H f
       D”, wings, flames, cross, rebel flag and swastika (pictured
       above). Sleeve tattoo on left forearm of a green flaming dragon
       winding down his arm around a nude lady with red high heels on
       rebel flag background.
       Dentals: Available. Extensive bridge work - upper and lower
       partial denture plates (chrome cobalt/acrylic) replacing several
       missing teeth. Partial appear to be recently constructed,
       minimal stain or wear. Tooth #15 tilted mesially. Tooth #20
       rotated distally. Tooth #17 chipped DL cusp. Generalized
       periodontal disease.
       Fingerprints: Not available.
       DNA: mtDNA and nucDNA and Y-STR available in CODIS.
       Clothing & Personal Items
       Clothing: Navy blue mechanic uniform pants (size 32W x 28L) with
       the name "Randy" printed on the waistband and two spots of red
       paint, one white sock with red stripes, one gray sock with
       yellow and blue stripes, a black Sunbelt Sportswear sleeveless
       T-shirt with “Black Hills of South Dakota” on the front and an
       Indian face with a background of teepees and an Indian type
       shield on the back (size Medium), and brown cowboy boots.
       Jewelry: Unknown
       Additional Personal Items: Two lighters (blue and pink), one
       quarter dated 1980, and a few pellets of bird shot in pants
       pocket. Thick lensed plastic framed Givenchy glasses found at
       the scene but not near the victim. One empty can of Budwieser
       found next to the body.
       Case History
       The victim's skeletal remains were found near an orange grove
       off Curley Road in San Antonio, Florida. Clothing and tattoos
       suggest he may have ridden a motorcycle or been affiliated with
       a motorcycle club.
       Investigating Agency(s)
       If you have any information about this case please contact;
       Agency Name: Pasco County Sheriff's Office
       Agency Contact Person: Detective Jennifer Kraus
       Agency Phone Number: (800) 706-2488
       Agency Name: District 6 Medical Examiner's Office
       Agency Contact Person: Forensic Investigations
       Agency Phone Number: 727-582-6800
       Agency Case Number: LE: 89-4764; ME: 89-0118
       NCIC Case Number: U343340212
       NamUs Case Number: UP #1191
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       Re: PASCO COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 30-50 - Found off Curley Rd in Sa
       n Antonio, FL - Jan 24 1989
       By: Scorpio Date: May 16, 2020, 2:02 am
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       John Doe's Tattoos
       Left bicep:  Harley Davidson wings with a Norse cross and rebel
       flag. Swastika and initials "HFD"
       Left forearm: Dragon with flames, naked lady with red high heels
       and rebel flag
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       Re: PASCO COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 30-50 - Found off Curley Rd in Sa
       n Antonio, FL - Jan 24 1989
       By: Scorpio Date: May 16, 2020, 2:04 am
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       Black t-shirt with the words "Black Hills of South Dakota" on
       the front left and a picture of a Indian face with tee-pees and
       Indian type shield in the background
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       Re: PASCO COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 30-50 - Found off Curley Rd in Sa
       n Antonio, FL - Jan 24 1989
       By: Scorpio Date: May 16, 2020, 2:10 am
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       Navy blue mechanic uniform pants (size 32W x 28L) with the name
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       dentures/ dental plates
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       Brown cowboy boots
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       Thick lensed "Givenchy" brand eyeglass frames found near the
       victim
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       Re: PASCO COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 30-50 - Found off Curley Rd in Sa
       n Antonio, FL - Jan 24 1989
       By: Scorpio Date: May 16, 2020, 2:12 am
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       Florida detectives hope new images will help ID victim in 1989
       cold case murder
       Published September 11, 2012 By Joshua Rhett Miller, | Fox News
       Forensic experts from a Florida university have helped
       detectives recreate the likeness of a man murdered nearly 25
       years ago, working with little more than a pile of bones, teeth
       and patches of mummified skin.
       The remains of the unidentified man, who was shot twice, were
       found in 1989 near an orange grove by an artifact hunter in Dade
       City, Fla. Authorities believe he had been dead for as long as
       two years.
       “The body was found fully skeletonized,” said Detective David
       Boyer of the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office. “There was just
       bones.”
       In a scene straight out of television's "CSI: Crime Scene
       Investigation," digital facial imaging conducted by Erin
       Kimmerle, a forensic anthropologist from the University of South
       Florida, helped generate a composite sketch of the man. And by
       rehydrating and cleaning the man's mummified skin, Kimmerle
       determined he had several tattoos on his left arm, including
       those of a Confederate flag, a Nazi symbol and the initials
       "HFD."
       The man’s boots were significantly worn to the point that he may
       have walked with a limp or had a “strange gait,” Boyer said. The
       body also was found with mismatched tube socks, Givenchy
       eyeglasses and had several missing teeth, as well as well-made
       dentures. Detectives estimate the man was between 30 and 50
       years old.
       Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco told reporters during a press
       conference on Monday that he’s hopeful the Kimmerle's work will
       lead to new information in the cold case.
       “There’s somebody out there that once they see this photo, it’s
       going to bring back some memories,” Nocco said. “Somebody knows
       something out there.”
       Boyer said the man’s hair length and style is based on
       statements from the man who found the body, recalling that his
       hair was dark reddish-auburn and long enough to be worn in a
       short ponytail.
       “We’re really looking for the public’s involvement in this case
       because that’s what’s going to solve it,” he said.
       Nocco, meanwhile, said he’d like to solve the case to give the
       man’s relatives some closure.
       “Even if it’s 20 years later, we’re still going to look into
       these cases,” Nocco said. “Not only for the fact that we want
       justice to be served, more importantly, there’s a family out
       there that lost a loved one. They need resolution.”
       Anyone with information about the case is asked to contact the
       Pasco Sheriff's Office at (800) 706-2488.
       Nocco also praised the high-tech work by Kimmerle and Boyer in
       the case.
       “A lot of times we watch TV and we watch CSI and it’s a nice
       hour-long show and everything’s solved very quickly,” Nocco
       said. “Well, I can tell you Detective Boyer and Erin Kimmerle,
       they’re the real CSIs. They are really out there figuring out
       what is going on … When you realize the work that went into it,
       we’re able now to identify the tattoos that were on him.”
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       Re: PASCO COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 30-50 - Found off Curley Rd in Sa
       n Antonio, FL - Jan 24 1989
       By: Scorpio Date: May 16, 2020, 2:14 am
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       Dade City Cold Case Heats Up With Composite Image Of
       Unidentified Victim
       By Michael McLaughlin
       More than 20 years since police found a dead body near a Florida
       orange grove, they still don't know the victim's identity. But
       thanks to digital facial reconstruction, detectives at least
       know what he looked like.
       The 1989 cold case in Dade City had stumped the Pasco County
       sheriff's office, because the murder victim's remains were
       little more than bones and some patches of skin when discovered.
       On Monday, however, the department released a composite image of
       what they believe "John Doe" resembled.
       Erin Kimmerle, a forensic anthropologist from the University of
       South Florida, utilized a two-dimensional computer program to
       envision what the victim looked like in life.
       “There’s somebody out there that once they see this photo, it’s
       going to bring back some memories,” Pasco County Sheriff Chris
       Nocco said, according to Fox News. “Somebody knows something out
       there.”
       The possibility of cracking the case was heightened by the
       recreation of distinguishing tattoos, including a Confederate
       flag and Nazi swastika, that might jog someone's memory. The
       initials HFD appear at the bottom of the bicep tattoo.
       Investigators rehydrated dried skin from the victim's left arm
       to put together the colorful markings that also featured images
       of a dragon and a naked woman's body.
       The victim, who was shot twice, had lain on the ground for as
       long as two years until police were notified. He wore mismatched
       socks and cowboy boots, was missing several teeth and had
       Givenchy eyeglasses.
       The hairstyle in the composite image stems from the statement of
       a witness who found the body.
       The man's age fell somewhere between 30 and 50 and he stood 5
       feet, 7 inches tall.
       Anyone with information about the case is asked to contact the
       Pasco Sheriff's Office at (800) 706-2488.
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       Re: PASCO COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 30-50 - Found off Curley Rd in Sa
       n Antonio, FL - Jan 24 1989
       By: Scorpio Date: May 16, 2020, 2:15 am
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       T-shirt connects Florida cold case to South Dakota
       Pat Butler Sep 11, 2012
       A Florida sheriff&#8217;s detective is taking a new approach to
       a 23-year-old murder case that might have a South Dakota
       connection.
       Pasco County Sheriff&#8217;s detective David Boyer specializes
       in missing persons and has persuaded his supervisors to let him
       help identify a man whose skeletal remains were found in an
       orange grove in Dade City, Fla., in January 1989.
       The victim, who was shot twice, wore a sleeveless &#8220;Black
       Hills of South Dakota&#8221; t-shirt, blue mechanic&#8217;s
       uniform pants with &#8220;Randy&#8221; inscribed on the
       waistband and worn, light brown cowboy boots. The white man had
       auburn hair and his age is estimated at between 30 and 50 years
       old.
       &#8220;This is a cool case, we&#8217;ve got a lot of stuff going
       on,&#8221; Boyer said in a telephone interview Monday from his
       office in Dade City. Boyer is concentrating specifically on
       identifying the victim.
       &#8220;I&#8217;m not interested in who killed this guy, somebody
       did though,&#8221; he said.
       Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco called a press conference
       Monday morning to introduce Boyer and forensic anthropologist
       Erin Kimmerle from the University of South Florida who revealed
       the latest efforts made to identify the homicide victim.
       Pasco County takes cold cases very seriously, Nocco told
       reporters attending the press conference in Florida.
       &#8220;We&#8217;re looking for the public&#8217;s help because
       that&#8217;s what&#8217;s going to solve it,&#8221; Boyer said.
       Forensic evidence gathered when the victim was found suggested
       he died between six months and two years prior to the discovery
       of his body. That hasn&#8217;t changed, Boyer said.
       Boyer started working on the case in May by re-examining the
       evidence gathered at the scene. He also called upon people like
       Kimmerle who have helped him identify missing persons in the
       past.
       Kimmerle believes the man may have been younger than first
       thought, between 30 and 40 years old, Boyer said.
       Using the victim&#8217;s skull, Kimmerle created a digital
       reconstruction of what the victim may have looked like. The man
       wore plastic framed Givenchy glasses. His estimated height was 5
       feet, 7 inches.
       Boyer said the victim had high quality upper and lower dental
       plates.
       More detailed DNA evidence was also recovered.
       Another forensic specialist managed to reconstruct tattoos on
       the man&#8217;s left arm by using the mummified skin recovered
       with the remains.
       A tattoo on the victim&#8217;s bicep has the initials
       &#8220;HFD&#8221; and includes wings, flames, a cross, rebel
       flag and swastika. The tattoo on his lower arm depicts a green
       flaming dragon winding down his arm around a **** woman wearing
       red high heels, all on a rebel flag background.
       &#8220;I&#8217;m hoping that someone says &#8216;Hey, I
       recognize that&#8230;&#8217;,&#8221; Boyer said.
       Boyer has posted Kimmerle&#8217;s image and all the information
       available on the victim on the National Missing and Unidentified
       Persons System website at www.namus.gov. The information can be
       found by going to Unidentified Persons Database, then UP 1191.
       Anyone with any information on who the victim could be can
       contact Boyer at 352-518-5002.
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       Re: PASCO COUNTY JOHN DOE: WM, 30-50 - Found off Curley Rd in Sa
       n Antonio, FL - Jan 24 1989
       By: Scorpio Date: May 16, 2020, 2:40 am
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       MISSING PERSONS RULE OUTS PER NAMUS:
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       11/01/1971
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       12/18/1982
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       CA
       Randolph Sedlack
       11/24/1983
       Montgomery
       VA
       DOUGLAS MACKENZIE
       07/02/1985
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       Jackson Orvin
       06/06/1984
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       Kipling Hess III
       03/27/1979
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       FL
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