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Case Description

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The case of the unclaimed individual, identified as Allyn D. Woodring, revolves around the discovery and subsequent circumstances surrounding his death. On the final day of October 2023, the body of Allyn D. Woodring was found in Loma Linda, California. His death came as he was an inpatient at a hospital in the area. Despite the location and setting of his passing, Allyn's case is marked by the fact that no immediate next of kin or relatives have come forward to claim his body, leaving his status as unclaimed.

Efforts to resolve the situation are being managed by the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, specifically their Coroner Division, which is responsible for handling cases such as these. The division's role is crucial in attempting to trace any family connections or contacts that might exist for Allyn, thus providing a sense of closure in ensuring the proper handling of his remains and estate. The Coroner Division is situated at 175 South Lena Road in San Bernardino, California, and serves as the primary agency in charge of this case.

For those who might hold any information that could assist in potentially tracing Allyn's relatives or uncovering more about his background, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department encourages reaching out through their dedicated contact number, 909-387-2978. Additionally, their official website, listed under the county's domain, presents further resources and avenues for communication. This development forms part of their broader efforts to address and catalog unclaimed persons within the jurisdiction, offering a pathway for individuals like Allyn D. Woodring to be reunited with familial connections where possible. The case bears the official agency case number 702306966 and Namus ID UCP111776 for reference purposes.

Date Found: 10/31/2023

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