Man found dead on train tracks in Detroit still unidentified 21 years later

DETROIT – It has been 21 years since a person was discovered useless on practice tracks in Detroit. He nonetheless hasn’t been recognized.

He was discovered useless on practice tracks by police after they have been notified by a railroad conductor in Detroit on June 11, 2001.

He had a recognizable face and officers have launched a sketch of him.

He had quick brown/gray hair and a receding hairline. He had blue eyes.

He was carrying a blue and white gray striped button-up shirt, blue tie, gray slacks, and Atlantic model underwear. He was additionally carrying white socks and Wolfe Island model black-sports model sandals.

He’s believed to have been 40 to 55 years previous. He was 6′2′’ and weighed 190 lbs.

Anybody with data ought to contact the Detroit Police Division at 313-596-1800. Case No. is 01-091928.

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