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Case Description

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Roberto Forbes, an unclaimed individual, was discovered as a deceased male body on October 9, 2013, in the Bronx, New York. This case is logged under the NamUs ID UCP2447, and it remains unresolved, leaving questions about his life and circumstances unanswered. The lack of identifying information and the absence of next of kin or friends coming forward has complicated the investigation, contributing to its protracted nature. The Bronx, a borough known for its vibrant culture and dense population, served as the backdrop to this tragic discovery, adding another layer of difficulty to the identification process.

The responsibility for the investigation of Roberto Forbes’ case falls under the jurisdiction of the Office of Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) of New York City. Located at 520 First Avenue, this agency handles numerous such cases, making it a pivotal player in forensic and investigative processes related to unexplained deaths in the city. With a dedicated team of medical examiners and support personnel, the OCME strives to bring resolution and dignity to cases like that of Roberto Forbes, by utilizing both traditional methods and advanced forensic technologies.

For those who may have any information related to Roberto Forbes or wish to inquire further about this unclaimed person case, the OCME encourages direct contact. The agency can be reached via phone at 212-447-2030. Moreover, additional resources and information are accessible through their official website, providing a critical link for potential leads or the public seeking to assist in piecing together the story of Roberto Forbes. Each case of an unclaimed person is not just a statistic but a human story, waiting for closure through community engagement and professional perseverance.

Date Found: 10/09/2013

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