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Case Description

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On June 16, 2009, the body of Solomon James Jolly-III, an unclaimed male, was discovered in Charleston, South Carolina. He was found unresponsive in bed, and despite efforts to resolve his case, details surrounding his circumstances have left him unidentified or unclaimed. The case holds the Namus ID: UCP274, an identification critical to tracking cases involving unclaimed persons within the national database.

The Charleston County Coroner's Office has been managing the case under their jurisdiction. Their official address is 4000 Salt Pointe Parkway in North Charleston, South Carolina, where they continue to handle coroner services and investigative efforts. For those seeking more information or wishing to assist with the case, the coroner’s office can be reached at 843-746-4030. This case, registered under the agency case number 2009400096, exemplifies their ongoing commitment to resolve such unfortunate situations.

Further information and resources related to the case can be accessed through the coroner’s website at Charleston County Coroner's Office. This platform serves as a hub for updates, collaboration, and any outreach needed to bring attention and closure to cases involving unclaimed individuals such as Solomon James Jolly-III. His story reflects the vital importance of community engagement and support in such challenging investigations.

Date Found: 06/16/2009

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