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Case Description

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On the first of November, 2021, the remains of an unidentified male, later identified as Mieczslaw Bartoszewicz, were discovered in Queens, New York. This case was registered with the NamUs ID: UCP77454. Despite efforts to contact potential next of kin and the community to identify any relatives, Mieczslaw Bartoszewicz remains unclaimed as of the latest available reports. The circumstances surrounding Mr. Bartoszewicz's life, as well as the details leading to the discovery of his body, remain sparse, highlighting the often complex nature of dealing with unclaimed persons.

The investigation into Bartoszewicz's case is being handled by the Office of Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) in New York City, a pivotal establishment tasked with addressing such sensitive matters. This agency, located at 520 First Avenue, New York, NY, is renowned for providing thorough medical examination services and facilitating the identification process in such cases. They continue their efforts to find any available family members or acquaintances who may come forward to claim Mieczslaw and provide him with a rightful and dignified closure.

The call for information concerning Mieczslaw Bartoszewicz's case is ongoing. The Office of Chief Medical Examiner invites anyone who might have information or who might know how to contact potential relatives to reach out. Members of the public are encouraged to contact the office directly at 212-447-2030 or visit their official website for more details. The assigned agency case number for reference in this matter is Q21-01431. Through public assistance and continued dedication from the medical examiner's team, there is hope that Bartoszewicz’s case will eventually see a resolution, providing him the respect and recognition his life deserves.

Date Found: 01/11/2021

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