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Case Description

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On November 5, 1999, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department - Coroner Division encountered a perplexing case that has lingered unsolved for years. The unidentified body of a man, referred to as Larry J. Jones, was discovered in California under circumstances that remain unclear. Despite significant efforts by local authorities to trace Mr. Jones's identity, many details about his life and how he came to be in his final resting place remain shrouded in mystery.

The physical description of Larry J. Jones is limited, as both his height and weight remain unknown. This lack of identifiable characteristics has further complicated the efforts to establish his identity. Investigators have hit numerous dead ends, unable to match his information with missing person databases or receive any leads from the public. This has left investigators without a clear picture of who Larry J. Jones was or the life he led prior to his untimely demise.

The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department - Coroner Division is leading the investigation, dedicating its efforts consistently to solve this case. They can be reached at their office located at 175 South Lena Road, San Bernardino, California. Those who possess information that could help identify Larry J. Jones or provide context to his life are encouraged to contact the Coroner Division at 909-387-2978. Additional information about the case and the division's work can be found on their website at http://wp.sbcounty.gov/sheriff/divisions/coroner/. Despite the passing years, the enduring hope remains that someone, somewhere, will come forward to help unveil the true story behind Larry J. Jones, providing closure to an enigma that remains a cold case within the San Bernardino archives under Agency Case Number 99-6563LD and NamUs ID UCP62893.

Date Found: 11/05/1999

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