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Case Description

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On March 24, 2019, the remains of an unclaimed individual, later identified as Thomas Lyndon McFall, were discovered in Redlands, California. McFall was an inpatient at Redlands Community Hospital at the time of his passing. Despite efforts to locate any next of kin or relatives, McFall's body remained unclaimed, marking a solemn chapter in the individual’s final days. The nature of his circumstances and the absence of family involvement highlight the often-overlooked issue of unclaimed individuals within communities.

The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department-Coroner Division undertook the responsibility of investigating McFall's case. Located at 175 South Lena Road, San Bernardino, California, this agency is tasked with the challenging duty of handling unattended deaths. For those seeking more information or potentially able to assist in resolving this unclaimed case, the Coroner Division can be reached at 909-387-2978. This contact could be crucial in uncovering potential leads regarding McFall's background or any surviving relatives who are unaware of his passing.

Given the complexity and sensitivity surrounding such cases, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department maintains an approachable online presence through their website, which provides further resources and information for similar situations. The agency's efforts are part of a broader mission to address unclaimed individuals' cases with dignity and respect, underscored by the internal tracking number associated with McFall's case, Agency Case Number 701903754, and Namus ID: UCP115575. These identifiers are integral in tracing and hopefully solving the mystery surrounding Thomas Lyndon McFall, ensuring that his story is not forgotten, and potentially bringing closure to those who knew him.

Date Found: 03/24/2019

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