Hunters found the victim's remains near their deer camp in a wooded area 4.5 miles north and 5 miles west of Trout Lake off a dirt trail.

The Canadian coins found in the victim's pocket led investigators to believe the victim was from the Ontario side of the border. A type of key ring found, more common in Canada, reinforced the theory.

Evidence gathered during the recovery - including the victim's clothing and personal possessions - have been destroyed.

Estimated Date of Death: 1965 to 1966 State of Remains: Not recognizable - Decomposing/putrefaction Cause of Death: Homicide

Dentals: Available. Upper front teeth (unrecovered) may have protruded (buck teeth). Fingerprints: Not available. DNA: Not available.

Clothing: Tan lightweight cowboy style shirt (size 15 1/2-inch neck, 32-inch sleeve) with imitation pearl snaps and blue Lee jeans (size 30-inch waist). Jewelry: Unknown Additional Personal Items: US and Canadian currency. A gold-tone and chrome butane lighter. A key ring with a snap and strap attached with five keys, one of which had "330" etched into it.

The Doe Network Case Number: 948UMMI