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Case Description

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On November 8, 2019, an unclaimed female identified as Kim D. Ross was discovered unresponsive in a residence in Washington, District of Columbia. Emergency Medical Services (EMS) were promptly called to the scene, and she was subsequently transported to the Washington Hospital Center Emergency Department (WHC ED) for further evaluation. Despite medical intervention, Ms. Ross's life could not be saved, and she sadly remained unclaimed following her death. The absence of any claimants has left her case unresolved, with authorities seeking information that might help in connecting any known relatives or acquaintances to this individual.

The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner is currently overseeing the case of Kim D. Ross, with the agency designated to handle instances involving unclaimed persons within the area. Located at 401 E Street, SW, Washington, District of Columbia, the office remains the primary contact for inquiries related to this case. The agency, operating under the Agency Case Number 19-02833, continues its investigation into Ms. Ross's background and potential familial connections. They encourage anyone with information to contact them via their phone number at 202-698-9000 or through their website at https://ocme.dc.gov/.

Ms. Ross's case is cataloged under the Namus ID: UCP63875, highlighting the ongoing challenge of resolving unclaimed person cases. Such situations underscore the need for community awareness and engagement, as unclaimed individuals often leave behind both unanswered questions and potential opportunities for reconciliation with estranged family members. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner remains committed to bringing closure to those involved by identifying the deceased and reuniting them, in spirit, with their families or next of kin.

Date Found: 11/08/2019

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