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Case Description

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On February 26, 2020, the body of Wilson Alexis Paz-Arias was discovered in Washington, District of Columbia. As an unclaimed person case with NamUs ID UCP69560, his body remains unidentified, and little information is available about his geographical history or familial connections. Wilson Alexis Paz-Arias was a homeless gentleman, and as such, details surrounding his life and travels remain largely unknown, adding complexity to the case and making it difficult to locate next of kin. Currently, there is no known next of kin who has come forward to claim his body.

The investigation into Wilson Alexis Paz-Arias's case is being handled by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Washington, D.C. This agency, located at 401 E Street, SW, is responsible for examining and identifying unclaimed bodies in the region. Equipped with a team of dedicated professionals, the office is committed to both discovering and recording details that might lead to the successful identification of unclaimed persons such as Wilson. The contact number for the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner is 202-698-9000. Further information regarding the agency's work and procedures can be accessed on their website at https://ocme.dc.gov/.

Despite ongoing efforts to trace Wilson Alexis Paz-Arias's history and establish a connection to any potential family, the case continues to present significant challenges. Due to the lack of documentation or personal belongings, the agency has been unable to piece together a comprehensive narrative of his life or confirm any familial relationships. As such, the search for closure—for both the authorities and any unknown relatives—continues, in the hope that new information will someday emerge to shed light on this unresolved case.

Date Found: 02/26/2020

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