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Case Description

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Leon Brown is listed in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System as an unclaimed person under case number UCP149723. The case is associated with Spokane, Washington. According to the case entry, Brown’s body was found on March 29, 2025, and the NamUs case record was created on September 3, 2025. The entry categorizes the case as “Unclaimed Person,” indicating that the decedent has been identified but the remains have not been claimed by legal next of kin.

The case owner listed on NamUs is the Spokane County Medical Examiner’s Office, with an agency case number of 250329-311. The NamUs page provides the office’s main telephone number and lists the office address in Spokane. Independent local government and regional sources likewise reference the Spokane County Medical Examiner at 102 S. Spokane Street, Spokane, WA 99202, reached at 509-477-2296, corroborating the contact details associated with the case.

The public-facing sections of the NamUs record contain minimal demographic and descriptive information. At the time of publication, hair color and eye color are noted as unknown, and there are no distinctive physical features, clothing, or accessories recorded. The case file does not include images or documents in the attachments section. These omissions are explicitly shown in the physical description and clothing/accessories fields of the NamUs listing.

NamUs describes itself as a national information clearinghouse and resource center for missing, unidentified, and unclaimed person cases in the United States, providing a centralized platform for agencies and the public to share case information. In this context, the Leon Brown entry functions as the official public notice of his unclaimed status in Spokane County and identifies the medical examiner’s office responsible for the case management and next-of-kin coordination.

Date Found: 03/29/2025

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