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Luis Cordenia

Unclaimed

Victim Details

2023-07-19T18:53:07.677

2023-07-19T19:26:59.137

105790

UCP105790

41377

Luis

Cordenia

Black / African American

Black / African American

Male

05/08/2022

Atlantic City

New Jersey

Atlantic County

08401

No

38243

Atlantic City Police Department

Atlantic City

New Jersey

Atlantic County

2715 Atlantic Ave, , Atlantic City, New Jersey

6093475766

Local

Law Enforcement

Black

Thick, Black, Curly

Brown

Brown

07/12/2026


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In the bustling city of Atlantic City, New Jersey, a puzzling mystery emerged on the 8th of May, 2022, when a male body was discovered in the parking lot of Caesar's Casino. Identified as Luis Cordenia, this case has since remained unresolved, with the individual remaining unclaimed as the investigation unfolds. The NamUs ID assigned to this case is UCP105790, providing a unique identifier for the ongoing inquiry into his death.

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Date Found: 05/08/2022

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