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Case Description

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In a case that has intrigued many and remains unresolved, the body of a male identified as Juan Carrillo was discovered on June 22, 2021, in Queens, New York. Despite significant efforts by local authorities and the Office of Chief Medical Examiner in New York City, the case of Juan Carrillo remains unresolved, with no family or next of kin coming forward to claim his remains. With the Namus ID UCP82629, the details surrounding this case continue to raise questions among those striving to provide answers and closure.

The Office of Chief Medical Examiner, located at 520 First Avenue in New York, New York, is overseeing the investigation and attempting to identify and locate potential relatives or individuals who might have information regarding Juan Carrillo. The agency, recognized for its diligent work in solving such cases, is actively encouraging anyone with knowledge related to Carrillo or the circumstances surrounding his unfortunate demise to come forward. Despite exhaustive efforts, the case, documented under Agency Case Number Q21-22941, requires additional information to advance towards a resolution.

For those who believe they might have pertinent information or connections to Juan Carrillo, the agency has provided multiple resources to facilitate communication. The dedicated contact number, 212-447-2030, is available for inquiries and potential leads that could assist with their endeavors. Additionally, further information can be obtained through their website, which serves as a portal to the broader efforts of the agency and its mission to bring closure to cases that have yet to be resolved. The involvement of the community is deemed crucial, as collaboration may be the key to uncovering the necessary information to bring this case to a conclusion.

Date Found: 06/22/2021

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