On April 4, 2014, construction workers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, made a grim discovery while excavating an adjacent work site. The remains of a male, later identified as Million Tedla, were found partly submerged in river water. This discovery has since become a troubling and unresolved case, with Million Tedla still unclaimed and his identity confirmed but surrounded by questions regarding the circumstances leading to his demise.
The Philadelphia Medical Examiner's Office, located at 400 North Broad Street, took responsibility for the case, identifying it under the Namus ID UCP3070. The remains were closely examined in an attempt to piece together the events leading up to their discovery. With their contact number, 2156857445, available for any potential leads, the office is actively seeking information that could explain or provide a resolution to the case.
Despite efforts by the authorities, Million Tedla’s background and the reasons for his presence near the site remain elusive. His case continues to reside with the Philadelphia Medical Examiner's Office, which remains hopeful for any forthcoming information that might help uncover more about Tedla’s life and the circumstances surrounding his death. For more information, one can visit the office's website, which provides further resources and ways to assist with such unclaimed cases.
Date Found: 04/04/2014
