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Case Description

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On December 19, 2020, the lifeless body of a man identified as Roy Lee Skimerman was discovered in Wahiawa, Hawaii. Skimerman, who had been experiencing homelessness, was known to reside on the outskirts of a business parking lot, with the tacit permission of the business owners. His presence was a fixture in the area, and he was occasionally checked on by a kind-hearted customer. This individual was the one who found Skimerman unresponsive and immediately alerted emergency services by calling 911.

The case of Roy Lee Skimerman is currently being handled by the Department of the Medical Examiner based in Honolulu, Hawaii. The department is responsible for conducting a thorough investigation to determine the cause and manner of Skimerman's death. For further inquiries or to provide any potential information, the agency can be contacted at their office located at 835 Iwilei Road, Honolulu, Hawaii. They can also be reached by phone at 808-768-3090. The agency maintains a website at https://www.honolulu.gov/med, where additional details and updates related to this case and others can be accessed. Skimerman's case has been registered under the agency case number 20-3145 and is assigned the Namus ID: UCP77825.

Despite the challenges of living without a permanent home, Skimerman found a semblance of stability and familiarity in his adopted corner of the parking lot. The circumstances surrounding his untimely death have left many seeking answers, as the need to piece together the final chapters of his life takes on growing importance. Unclaimed by any known relatives, the case remains an open subject for the Department of the Medical Examiner, and efforts persist in hopes of finding closure and bringing respect and dignity to Skimerman's memory.

Date Found: 12/19/2020

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