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Case Description

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The unclaimed person case of Thomas Eskew involves the discovery of a deceased male in Lakeside, California, on May 13, 2024. According to records, Thomas Eskew was last confirmed alive on the evening of May 12, 2024, by his roommate. The roommate reported that he had provided dinner for Eskew before they both retired to their respective bedrooms for the night. It wasn't until the following afternoon that the roommate became concerned about Eskew’s unusual absence and went to check on him, only to find him unresponsive in his bed.

Upon this discovery, the roommate immediately called 911 and attempted to provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in hopes of reviving Eskew. However, upon arrival, the San Diego Sheriff Deputies and Lakeside Fire personnel assessed the situation and confirmed the death of Thomas Eskew without initiating medical intervention. The decision was based on evident postmortem changes which suggested that Eskew had been deceased for some time before the discovery.

The case was subsequently handled by the San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office, located at 5570 Overland Avenue, Suite 101, in San Diego, California. Despite the immediate actions taken by the roommate and the thorough evaluation by the responding emergency personnel, the circumstances surrounding Eskew's death left him unclaimed, with his Namus ID being UCP124994. For further information or follow-up details regarding this case, individuals are encouraged to contact the Medical Examiner's Office at 858-694-2895 or visit their website. The agency has filed this incident under the case number 2024-1483 as they continue to unravel more details about the deceased, seeking possible connections that might lead to family or acquaintances who could claim the body.

Date Found: 05/13/2024

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