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Brian Lee Burge

Unclaimed

Victim Details

2020-01-13T22:29:11.18

2020-01-16T17:20:28.403

64274

UCP64274

15158

Brian

Lee

Burge

White / Caucasian

White / Caucasian

Male

12/08/2019

Tekoa

Washington

Whitman County

99033

No

14844

Whitman County Coroner's Office

Colfax

Washington

Whitman County

Annie Pillers

Coroner

411 North Mill Street, , Colfax, Washington

5093975641

County

Coroner

https://whitmancounty.org/189/Coroner

19-WC091

2019-12-08

Bald

Bald

Blue

Blue

07/13/2026


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On December 8, 2019, in the small town of Tekoa, Washington, the body of a male identified as Brian Lee Burge was discovered. This case, filed under NamUs ID UCP64274, has since been managed by the Whitman County Coroner's Office. Brian Lee Burge was a resident of a skilled nursing facility at the time of his passing. Despite efforts to contact any known relatives or acquaintances who might claim responsibility, his case remains one of an unclaimed person.

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Date Found: 12/08/2019

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