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Case Description

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On June 10, 1998, a tragic incident occurred in New York, New York, when an unidentified male was struck by a train while walking on the southbound express tracks at the 110th Street and Lexington Avenue Station. Despite efforts to identify the individual, he remains unclaimed and is listed under Namus ID: UCP2683. The specifics surrounding his presence and actions on the tracks leading to the accident remain unclear, adding to the mystery of his identity and life prior to this fateful day.

The case is being handled by the Office of Chief Medical Examiner in New York City, an agency dedicated to determining the cause of death and identifying unknown individuals in the city's jurisdiction. The office is located at 520 First Avenue in New York, and they serve as the primary contact point for any leads or information regarding unclaimed or unidentified persons in the area. Their contact number is 212-447-2030, and they maintain a web presence through their official site, where updates and resources related to their cases can be accessed.

Despite the passage of many years since the incident, the case remains open, with the agency continuing to seek any information that could lead to the identification of the individual. The absence of personal identification or claims from family or acquaintances of the deceased has only added complexity to the case. Those with any information that could assist in resolving the identity of Carmelino Perez, as designated by case number M-98-003189, are encouraged to reach out to the agency to aid in closing this chapter with dignity and respect for the unclaimed individual.

Date Found: 06/10/1998

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