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Case Description

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On August 6, 2024, the body of Oscar A. Quinteros was identified in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Quinteros, a male who had been involved in an accident, was taken to a hospital where he unfortunately passed away from his injuries. At this time, authorities have ruled out any concern for abuse, neglect, or foul play in this case, indicating that his death was purely accidental. Despite efforts to reach out to potential family members or acquaintances, Quinteros remains unclaimed. His case has thus been entered into official records for further notice and action as needed.

The Massachusetts State Police, specifically the Suffolk State Police Detective Unit (SPDU), is in charge of the investigation and any subsequent proceedings related to Quinteros's unfortunate demise. The police are based at 70 Everett Avenue, Suite 305, in Chelsea, Massachusetts. Concerned individuals or anyone with additional information regarding Quinteros’s identity or family are encouraged to reach out to the authorities. The contact number for the police in relation to this case is 617-727-8817. Their website, which holds further information and resources, can be found at https://www.mass.gov/orgs/massachusetts-state-police.

Massachusetts State Police have assigned the Agency Case Number 2024-11006 to track and document all relevant details associated with this case. As the situation stands, the Namus ID UCP129950 serves as an additional reference for all inquiries related to Oscar A. Quinteros. Given the circumstances, efforts continue to find anyone who might help give Quinteros the dignity of recognition and family. Any assistance or information from the public can be crucial in resolving the status of Quinteros and providing a quietude to his remembrance.

Date Found: 08/06/2024

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