On November 5, 2002, the body of James Martin Coffman was discovered in Fontana, California. Despite efforts by local authorities to identify the circumstances surrounding his death, Coffman remained an unclaimed person. The lack of personal identification documents or other traceable information at the scene left Coffman's identity shrouded in mystery, complicating the efforts to reach any known family members or next of kin. His physical characteristics, such as height and weight, were also undetermined, presenting further challenges in identifying him through conventional means.
The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department- Coroner Division is the primary agency handling this case. Their office is located at 175 South Lena Road in San Bernardino, California. Despite the passage of time, the department remains committed to resolving unclaimed cases like Coffman's, dedicating resources to uncover any pertinent information that could provide closure to the case. Should anyone have information related to James Martin Coffman's identity or relatives, they are encouraged to contact the department directly at 909-387-2978.
In an effort to reach a resolution, the agency maintains a public presence through their website, accessible at http://wp.sbcounty.gov/sheriff/divisions/coroner/. The website serves as a platform for disseminating information on unclaimed and unidentified persons, inviting the public's assistance in shedding light on cases such as that of James Martin Coffman. The case, logged under agency case number 02-7396RK and Namus ID UCP63097, remains active, awaiting any pieces of information that could help bring this once anonymous individual out of obscurity and possibly back to his rightful place within the memories of those who may have been searching for him.
Date Found: 11/05/2002
