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Santa Clara County Medical-Examiner Coroner’s Office Seeks Public’s Help in Identifying Unidentified Man

The Santa Clara County Medical-Examiner Coroner’s Office has put the word out that it’s looking to the public for help in identifying an unidentified man found in Milpitas.

Above we have included a sketch of the individual, drawn by a Forensic Artist.

This case goes back to last autumn: On 9/29/18, on a pathway along Piedmont Road’s 1200 block, the man was found on the ground and unresponsive. He had been a familiar face in the area, among Milpitas’ homeless population. The Coroner’s office does not suspect foul play, and has deemed the man’s death to be a natural one.

His hair was straight, gray, and of medium length, with a matching mustache and beard. His eyes were hazel or light brown. He stood 71 inches and weighed 115 pounds. He appeared to be between 55 and 70 years of age, and of Hispanic or Middle Eastern origin.

If you have any info on who he was, the Investigations Office at the Coroner’s Office will want to know: 408-793-1900 Ex. 3.

 

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Eric Shapiro
Eric Shapiro
Eric Shapiro is a writer & filmmaker. As a screenwriter, he’s won a Fade In Award and written numerous feature films in development by companies including WWE, Mandalay Sports Media, Game1, and Select Films. He is also the resident script doctor for Rebel Six Films (producers of A&E’s “Hoarders”). As a journalist, Eric’s won a California Journalism Award and is co-owner and editor of The Milpitas Beat, a Silicon Valley newspaper with tens of thousands of monthly readers that has won the Golden Quill Award as well as the John Swett Award for Media Excellence. As a filmmaker, Eric’s directed award-winning feature films that have premiered at the Fantasia Film Festival, Fantastic Fest, and Shriekfest, and been endorsed by PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals). Eric’s apocalyptic novella “It’s Only Temporary” appears next to Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” on Nightmare Magazine’s list of the 100 Best Horror Novels of All Time. He lives in Northern California with his wife, Rhoda, and their two sons.

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