Sasabe John Doe was a young man whose remains were found near Sasabe, Arizona on December 21, 2000.
Case[]
The victim was found by a rancher in a remote desert area northwest of La Rosa Ranch Road and Highway 286 near several ranches. The area in question is five miles west of Sasabe and three miles north of the US/Mexico border.
Fingerprints were run by AFIS and the United States Border Patrol shortly after his discovery, but results came back negative. His dental record and DNA are also reportedly available.
According to an article from the now defunct-Tucson Citizen, investigators revealed the victim was shot and that he maybe from Mexico.
Characteristics[]
- Dark brown hair, 3 centimeters long.
- Medium build.
Clothing and accessories[]
- Green jacket.
- Light blue pullover sweatshirt.
- Plaid button-up shirt.
- Blue Safari Land Body Armor bullet proof vest.
- Scarf.
- Two pairs of Guess blue jeans.
- Gray sweatpants.
- Brown leather belt with white metal buckle.
- White and gray socks.
- Black or brown hiking boots.
- Two lighters.
- A pack of Marlboro cigarettes with Spanish text.
- Black Casio watch.
- American and Mexican currency.
- Lip balm.
- Note of undisclosed writing.
Gallery[]
Sources[]
- Sasabe John Doe at NCMEC
- Sasabe John Doe at the Doe Network
- Sasabe John Doe at NamUs
- Tucson Citizen (archived)
- ↑ "Identity of Dead Man Sought." Tucson Citizen. 26 July 2001.