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Case Description

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On December 4, 2022, the body of an unclaimed individual identified as Richard Angone was discovered in New York, New York. Despite being found nearly a year ago, Mr. Angone's case remains unresolved with little information available about any next of kin or close associates. The circumstances surrounding his death are managed by the Office of Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) in New York City, which is responsible for determining the cause and manner of death, as well as seeking to establish contact with any relatives or acquaintances who might come forward to claim his remains.

Assigned the Namus ID of UCP102807, the case of Richard Angone is a reminder of the complexities and sensitive nature of unclaimed persons cases that the OCME frequently handles. The specific case number M-22-038081 is one among numerous others being actively worked on by the diligent team at the New York City OCME. The agency is tasked with both the immediate forensic needs as well as the broader, often challenging task of providing closure for families who may be unaware of their lost relative's whereabouts.

The Office of Chief Medical Examiner New York City, located at 520 First Avenue, serves as the primary contact point for those seeking further details or wishing to provide information that could assist in resolving this case. Individuals with relevant information are encouraged to reach out to the agency directly at 212-447-2030. Additional details and updates on this case, along with others managed by the agency, can also be accessed through their official website. In circumstances where family and community usually come together, these types of cases highlight the importance of vigilance and public assistance in the hope of bringing recognition to those who might have passed unnoticed by the system.

Date Found: 12/04/2022

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