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Gregory Hines

Unclaimed

Victim Details

2015-03-16T12:01:31

2025-01-16T20:17:05.637

1087

UCP1087

1270

Gregory

Hines

White / Caucasian

White / Caucasian

Male

Hyannis

Massachusetts

Barnstable County

1263

Massachusetts Office of Chief Medical Examiner

Boston

Massachusetts

Suffolk County

720 Albany Street, , Boston, Massachusetts

6172676767

State

Medical Examiner

https://www.mass.gov/orgs/office-of-the-chief-medical-examiner

2014-15774

Gray or Partially Gray

Brown with gray.

07/25/2026

  • Tattoo: MCT - upper left arm - Tribal armlet


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The case revolves around Gregory Hines, an unclaimed individual whose body was discovered in Hyannis, Massachusetts. His remains were found within a residential setting, but details regarding the circumstances leading to his passing have not been publicly disclosed. At the time of discovery, no immediate next of kin or individuals familiar with Hines were identified to claim responsibility for the body's handling or subsequent arrangements. This lack of connections has left Gregory Hines categor...
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