Almost 35 years after a man’s remains were found, police are still hoping someone can recognize his face, as reconstructed by a forensic artist.
“This face represents a brother, son, or father who needs to reclaim his identity and be given the dignity that he deserves,” Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said in an Aug. 25 news release announcing that an artist with the state’s Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) had finished a clay facial reconstruction of the unidentified man.
