A woman on horseback came across a camp where the victim's skeletal remains were found reclining on a sleeping bag. The camp was located on the prairie about a mile north of the Walking Stick housing development, north of Pueblo. There were no indications of foul play. At the camp area there was a tent that had not been pitched, a second sleeping bag, several canteens and several changes of clothing. A witness told investigators he had encountered a man camping on the open range in August 2000. According to the witness, the man said he was from Albuquerque, New Mexico, and was working his way to Denver. The man had dreadlocks in his hair that were about 4 to 6 inches long. The transient was told he couldn't stay on the land and would have to move. Apparently, the man moved, but only about a half a mile. The victim was possibly mentally ill and was either released or walked away from a mental hospital.

Estimated Date of Death: A month prior State of Remains: Skeletal Cause of Death: Unknown

Dentals: Not available. Unknown. Available. He had a nearly perfect set of teeth. He had no cavities and had never had any fillings. The only flaw was a wisdom tooth on his bottom jaw that grew in sideways. Fingerprints: Not available. Unknown. Available. DNA: Not available. Unknown. Available.

Clothing: Gray sweatshirt, blue sweatpants, and a gray jacket. Jewelry: Unknown Additional Personal Items: A military green duffel backpack. A few pieces of paper were found on the victim. One had typed phone numbers for Spanish Peaks Mental Health Centers and another had addresses of homeless shelters in the Denver area.

The Doe Network Case Number: 293UMCO