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Unidentified American Indian / Alaska Native Male
Age 0-0
from Kayenta, Arizona

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Full term infant found in a trash can in the vicinity of Kayenta, Arizona.
Date Found: 1978-03-14
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  • Unidentified Person / NamUs #UP119775
    • Victim Details

    Apr 09, 2024

    Apr 11, 2024

    48470

    A-1827

    Infant

    67064

    6 lbs

    American Indian / Alaska Native

    American Indian / Alaska Native

    Male

    1978-03-14

    Kayenta

    Arizona

    Navajo County

    86033

    Yes

    47015

    Federal Bureau of Investigation - Flagstaff RA

    Flagstaff

    Arizona

    Coconino County

    5900 South Pulliam Drive, , Flagstaff, Arizona

    9288922000

    Federal

    Law Enforcement

    https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/phoenix

    Brown

    Brown

    Brown


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