On March 15, 2024, authorities in Honolulu, Hawaii, discovered the body of John Marvin Bouyer in his home. Found in a state of advanced decomposition, Mr. Bouyer was lying on his bed, suggesting that he had passed away some time prior to the discovery. Medical examiners at the scene pronounced him dead, and the case was subsequently entered into the NamUs database, under ID UCP125931, in an effort to resolve the circumstances surrounding his death and locate any living relatives.
The investigation into Mr. Bouyer's background has been challenging due to the lack of immediate next-of-kin or family members who can provide personal information or insight into his life. This case is being handled by the Department of the Medical Examiner in Honolulu, an agency responsible for determining causes of death and facilitating the resolution of cases involving unclaimed persons. The agency, located at 835 Iwilei Road, is utilizing both local and national databases in hopes of identifying any surviving relatives who might be unaware of Mr. Bouyer's passing.
Efforts continue to search for next-of-kin who may have important information about Mr. Bouyer's life and any potential health conditions he may have had that could aid in understanding the cause of his death. The agency has requested that anyone with knowledge of Mr. Bouyer's family or acquaintances contact them directly at 808-768-3090. Additional information about their services and related procedures is available on their website at https://www.honolulu.gov/med. The Medical Examiner’s ongoing investigation, cataloged under case number 2024-0856, remains focused on bringing closure to this case by establishing a family connection or finding someone who knew Mr. Bouyer.
Date Found: 03/15/2024
