On February 23, 2021, the body of Thomas Lindsay was discovered at a residence in Edison, New Jersey. The specifics surrounding how or why Thomas Lindsay's body ended up in the residence remain unclear. His case is identified under the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NAMUS) with the ID UCP99974. Despite the passage of time, Thomas Lindsay's body remains unclaimed, and efforts to unravel the circumstances of his death and connect with any next of kin have been unsuccessful.
The investigation is under the jurisdiction of the Middlesex Regional Medical Examiner’s Office, situated at 1490 Livingston Avenue, North Brunswick Township, New Jersey. This agency, tasked with determining the cause of death, conducts thorough examinations and inquiries to close cases involving unclaimed bodies. Despite their diligent work, little progress has been made in this particular case. For those looking to contribute information or ask questions about the case, the office can be reached at 732-745-3190.
The Middlesex Regional Medical Examiner’s Office continues to work in close concert with other law enforcement entities, hoping that new information may come to light. As the investigation unfolds, the agency hopes to identify any relatives who may claim Thomas Lindsay's remains, bringing closure to a case that has thus far left many questions unanswered. Information about the office, its mission, and its ongoing work can be accessed through the agency’s website, which provides further resources for those interested or involved in similar cases.
Date Found: 02/23/2021
