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Case Description

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In November 2017, the remains of Ricky Alan Young, an unclaimed individual, were discovered in his San Bernardino, California residence. The discovery was made on the 8th of November by local authorities responding to concerns from the community. As it stands, the body of Ricky Alan Young has not been claimed, leaving a somber mystery surrounding the circumstances of his life and passing. Identified posthumously through available identifiers, his case remains under the jurisdiction of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, Coroner Division.

Despite being found within the confines of his own home, little is known about Young's life and how he came to be in his current situation. The location and conditions under which the body was found have prompted an investigation by the local coroner's division to establish a clear understanding of the events leading to his demise. Unfortunately, additional information to paint a fuller picture of his life or familial connections is scant due to his status as an unclaimed person.

The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, Coroner Division, is spearheading efforts to resolve this case. Stationed at 175 South Lena Road in San Bernardino, they have appealed for information that might help in tracing any family or friends who could claim Young's body. The division encourages anyone with potential leads to contact them at 909-387-2978. Their involvement continues as part of fulfilling their mandate to ensure due process and respect in such sensitive matters. Their website hosts further information and updates as efforts to resolve the unclaimed status of Ricky Alan Young progress. As per agency records, this situation is documented under the case number 701707671, denoting the ongoing investigative efforts by authorities.

Date Found: 11/08/2017

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