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Case Description

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On October 5, 2017, the body of a man identified as Michael Quigley was discovered in San Bernardino, California. Despite efforts by local authorities, he remained an unclaimed person. Michael Quigley passed away at the St. Bernardine Medical Center, leaving behind a life story that may never be fully known. His Namus ID is UCP91330, a unique identifier in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System, which assists in broadening the scope of identifying those who remain unclaimed.

Michael Quigley was a resident of Big Bear Lake, California, a community known for its scenic landscapes and close-knit community. Despite living in such a locale, it seems that connections to friends or family were either non-existent or unable to be traced at the time of his passing. This lack of connection adds a layer of mystery to his case, as the usual support systems appear to have been absent.

Handling the investigation and subsequent inquiries into Michael Quigley's death and identity is the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department- Coroner Division. Situated at 175 South Lena Road, San Bernardino, California, this agency is tasked with handling such sensitive cases. They can be reached at 909-387-2978 for any information related to this case. With the agency's expertise and access to resources, they aim to provide the dignity of closure, either by identifying any next of kin or ensuring proper management of unclaimed cases. Their efforts are documented under Agency Case Number 701703688, serving as one of many cases focusing on honoring those who have passed, even when they are seemingly forgotten. The coroner division's work is detailed through their website, providing insight into the processes and dedication behind their investigative efforts.

Date Found: 05/10/2017

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