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Case Description

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The case of an unclaimed person, identified as Ivy Alfaro, revolves around the discovery of a deceased male body on May 10, 2008, in Houston, Texas. This case, assigned Namus ID: UCP92709, involves the finding of the body within a residence, raising questions regarding the circumstances that led to this individual's demise. Despite the elapsed time since the discovery, the case remains open, awaiting any information that could shed light on Ivy Alfaro's life and the events leading to this outcome.

The Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences is the agency tasked with handling this case. Located at 1861 Old Spanish Trail in Houston, Texas, this medical examiner's office is responsible for the examination and identification processes involved in such matters. Those interested or who might have pertinent information are encouraged to contact the agency directly at 832-927-5000. Further insights into the work of the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences, as well as updates on ongoing cases, can be found on their official website.

The agency has assigned this case the number ML08-1551, signifying its role within the broader array of investigations managed by the office. Despite numerous efforts, the puzzle of who Ivy Alfaro was, along with his possible connections to others, remains unsolved. The narrative of his life echoes in the halls of the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences, a lingering mystery waiting for someone to provide the key piece of information that might explain the circumstances surrounding his unclaimed identity.

Date Found: 05/10/2008

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