On April 4th, 2017, the body of a man identified as Harold Kolker was discovered in Hartford, Connecticut. With a height of 6' and a weight of 122 pounds, Kolker's remains were handled by the Connecticut Office of Chief Medical Examiner in Farmington. Despite thorough investigation efforts, authorities have been unable to locate any next of kin, leaving Kolker's case an unresolved matter in terms of family connections or any immediate claims to his remains.
The case was assigned the Namus ID: UCP4225, and the Medical Examiner's office continues with their duty to preserve records and findings surrounding the circumstances of Kolker's demise. Situated at 11 Shuttle Road, the office is tasked with attending to such sensitive matters, employing meticulous examination processes to ensure thorough documentation. The agency, spearheaded by dedicated professionals, operates as the central point for managing unclaimed individuals like Kolker, providing an essential public service through their investigative and evaluative capabilities.
With the absence of family or friends stepping forward, the agency has maintained open communication for any potential leads, welcoming contact via their direct line at 860-679-3980. Additionally, their online platform, accessible through https://portal.ct.gov/ocme, serves as a resource for the public and professionals alike to seek information or cooperation in such matters. As part of case number 17-06154, Kolker's files remain another instance in the Office's ongoing mission to provide closure and respectful handling of unclaimed persons within the Connecticut community.
Date Found: 04/04/2017
