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Case Description

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On January 18, 2012, the body of Albert Mason Bartlett was discovered in Dallas, Texas. Following the discovery, he was formally pronounced deceased in Dallas. Despite efforts by local authorities, no next of kin has been located to claim his remains. As a result, the case remains open under the classification of an unclaimed person.

The Southwestern Institute of Forensic Sciences has taken responsibility for handling Mr. Bartlett's case. Operating out of 2355 North Stemmons Freeway in Dallas, the SWIFS serves as the local medical examiner's office. Their investigation into the case has been filed under agency case number IFS-12-01152 and is documented in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System under the ID UCP145067.

Efforts to locate relatives or legal next of kin continue, as is customary in cases of unclaimed persons. The agency remains available for contact at 214-920-5900 and provides more information and resources through its website: Dallas County SWIFS. The hope remains that someone who knew Albert Mason Bartlett might come forward and assist in bringing closure to his case.

Date Found: 01/18/2012

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