On November 5, 2023, an unclaimed female individual identified as Susan Worley was discovered unresponsive at a shelter in Washington, District of Columbia. She was subsequently transported to George Washington University Hospital for further examination and potential resuscitation efforts. Despite the efforts made by medical personnel, Susan Worley's condition remained critical, and she tragically did not survive. Her body was handed over to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Washington, D.C., which is tasked with determining the cause of death and attempting to locate next of kin or anyone who might come forward to claim her remains.
The case of Susan Worley is documented under Namus ID: UCP127018 and carries the agency case number 23-03321. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, located at 401 E Street, SW, Washington, D.C., is responsible for handling situations with unclaimed persons like Susan Worley. The office's team of medical examiners and staff undertakes comprehensive medical examinations and collaborates with local authorities and national databases to ascertain the identity of decedents and notify any potential relatives or acquaintances. In Susan's case, these efforts are crucial, as they might offer information regarding her life circumstances and any personal connections she may have had before her unfortunate passing.
Individuals with information that could aid in the identification process or who believe they may know the decedent are encouraged to reach out to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. Contact is facilitated through their phone number, 202-698-9000, or via their official website, https://ocme.dc.gov/. The office works diligently to provide closure to unclaimed persons like Susan Worley, ensuring they receive the dignity and respect they deserve, and their cases are resolved with sensitivity and professionalism.
Date Found: 11/05/2023
