In a case that has remained unresolved for over a decade, William Hargrove was discovered in distress within a Newark, New Jersey homeless shelter on February 24, 2010. After being found unresponsive, he was promptly transported to St. Michael’s Medical Center (SMMC) in an attempt to save his life. Unfortunately, despite these efforts, Hargrove's life could not be sustained, marking the beginning of an unclaimed person case that persists to this day.
The investigation into Hargrove’s identity and circumstances was undertaken by the Regional Medical Examiner's Office. With little information available to lead them forward, this agency has continued to search for definitive answers regarding the life and untimely death of William Hargrove. Among the details recorded, his NamUs identification number is UCP445, which serves as a point of reference in the national database designed to assist in identifying unclaimed persons.
Despite the lapse of time, the case remains open and unsolved, with limited contact details available from the investigating agency. Potential leads or family connections that could provide closure to the case remain elusive. The Regional Medical Examiner's Office, lacking specific agency contact numbers or a dedicated case number beyond 07100284, continues to encourage any public information or insight that may contribute to solving the mystery surrounding William Hargrove’s identity and past. Through continued efforts and public engagement, there remains hope that Hargrove's story will eventually find resolution.
Date Found: 02/24/2010
