On November 10, 2010, the body of an unidentified male, later identified as George A. Favre, was discovered in the remote area of Stony-Bottom, West Virginia. The case, logged under Namus ID UCP92019 and tagged as OCME autopsy case 10-4049, drew the attention of local authorities and the West Virginia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. Despite the passage of time, George A. Favre remains unclaimed, with investigators striving to piece together the circumstances surrounding his death.
The discovery of Favre's body at such an isolated location raised several questions for the West Virginia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, an agency headquartered at 619 Virginia Street West in Charleston. The office, known for its meticulous investigations, took the lead in examining the details of Favre’s case under agency case number 10-4049. Their work involves coordinating with local authorities to unearth any potential leads that could shed light on this enduring mystery.
Efforts to reach out to the public and engage wider community support have been ongoing, facilitated by the agency’s online presence at https://dhhr.wv.gov/ocme/Pages/Welcome.aspx. The agency encourages anyone with information that might assist in resolving the case of George A. Favre to contact them directly at 304-558-6920. Despite the complexities involved and the passage of time, the West Virginia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner remains committed to bringing closure to this case and giving voice to a life once lived in quiet anonymity.
Date Found: 11/10/2010
