DETROIT – Police still have not identified the body of a boy between the ages of 16 - 25 who was found floating in the Detroit River 15 years ago.
The unidentified male was found on Aug. 14, 2007, near 30 East Jefferson Street in Detroit. He is believed to have been dead for several weeks to several months before his body was found.
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A forensic anthropologist determined he was Black, or possibly multiracial. He is believed to be between 16 to 25 years old and was around 5′ to 5′2′' tall. His hair and eye color could not be determined.
His body was found with two pairs of sweatpants. One was yellow and the second was green. The yellow sweatpants were a Steve and Barry’s brand size M.
The green sweatpants were Joe Boxer brand size Z. He was also found wearing a white undershirt underneath a red, gray and blue knit sweater that was Robert Bruce brand.
He was also found wearing socks with blue canvas Deck shoes, size 10.
Details | Unidentified |
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Date Found | Aug. 14, 2007 |
Location Found | Detroit |
Estimated Age | 16 - 25 |
Sex | Male |
Race | Black |
Estimated Height | 5′ to 5′2′' |
Estimated Weight | 150 - 152 lbs |
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