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Case Description

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On October 5, 2003, the body of Kenneth Hoyt Tanner was discovered unresponsive in a hotel room located in North Charleston, South Carolina. Despite efforts to ascertain his background and identity, Mr. Tanner remains unclaimed, and little information is available about his personal history. It is believed that he might have connections to the state of Florida, though this detail has not been confirmed. His case has been entered into the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) with the identifier UCP225.

The Charleston County Coroner's Office is handling the case, operating out of their address at 4000 Salt Pointe Parkway, North Charleston, South Carolina. This office serves the community by investigating unattended deaths and ensuring the proper handling of such cases. The agency, led by dedicated professionals, has assigned case number 2003700657 to Mr. Tanner's file. Those with information or inquiries regarding the case are encouraged to contact the coroner’s office directly at 843-746-4030. More details about the agency can be accessed through their official website: Charleston County Coroner's Office.

Despite the passage of time, Kenneth Hoyt Tanner’s case highlights the need for awareness surrounding unclaimed individuals and the efforts required to reunite them with their families. It serves as a reminder of the humanity that connects us all and the importance of striving for closure in such cases.

Date Found: 10/05/2003

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