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Case Description

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In the quiet town of New London, Connecticut, on August 15, 2018, authorities made a somber discovery: the body of a woman whose identity remained unclaimed. This individual, later identified through her passport as An Shunjin, was a resident of Boston, Massachusetts. The Namus ID for her case is UCP54599, reflecting an ongoing effort by the New London Police Department to resolve the mystery surrounding her circumstances and identity.

Upon investigation, officers found that An Shunjin had a passport issued by the People's Republic of China, which provided a crucial lead in attempting to trace her origins and possible connections. However, despite this significant piece of evidence, the investigative process faced obstacles. The New London Police Department reached out to the Chinese Embassy in hopes of finding information that could lead them to An Shunjin’s family. Unfortunately, the embassy indicated that the contact details for her family were no longer valid, leaving the authorities at an impasse in their search for her next of kin.

The New London Police Department, located at 5 Governor Winthrop Blvd., continues their dedication to solving the mystery of An Shunjin's life and death. Their commitment to uncovering any familial links remains steadfast, despite the obstacles encountered. For those who might hold a fragment of information or wish to assist in resolving this case, the department urges contact. They can be reached at their contact number, 860-447-5269, referencing the agency case number 18-3336. The poignant case of An Shunjin serves as a reminder of the many untold stories and unanswered questions revolving around unclaimed persons, encouraging a sense of community engagement and solidarity in addressing such matters.

Date Found: 08/15/2018

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