Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 2000 — Page 3

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FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 2000

Crime Stoppers

Mystery off human remains continues

i ! It has been a little more than one yjtar since skeletal remains were f$und in a remote area on the Vfestside of Bloomington, but autQorities still continue to search for tHe man’s identity and cause of dfeath. ; According to Tamara Harty, ctime scene technician with the Bloomington Police Department, oil April 20, 1999, police were called to a wooded area between the railroad tracks and a row of automotive businesses in the 2500 bilock of West Third St. A Bloomington man found the rerriains as he was hunting mushrooms. j' Police, along with a team of archaeologists led by a forensic ahthropologist, carefully searched the site. Subsequent examination of the remains determined the man probably died in June of 1998. He was between 60 and 65-years-old, between 5-feet-5-inches and 5-feet-11-inches tall, had arthritis and had several healed frac-

tures which included his back, ribs, left wrist and left foot. He had a full set of lower teeth but the upper teeth were missing. He wore a colored shirt and tie, black slacks and tan Timberland shoes. Harty said one item found that could possibly lead to the man ’ s identity were the eyeglasses. The frames were made by Zimco Neptune, a brand normally prescribed to Medicaid patients. The lenses suggest the man may have had cataract surgery in one eye. Due to the state of the remains, a cause of death is still unknown. Please contact Crime Stoppers at 262-TIPS or 1-800-92ALERT if you have any information that may assist in solving this case. Callers will be known only by a code number and may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000. In order to be eligible for a reward, information must be provided to Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana.

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The Economic Empowerment Committee of the Alpha Mu Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. recently signed partnership papers to charter Ivy Investment Klub (I2K). I2K has Joined the National Association of Investors Corp. (NAIC), the investment organization for individuate and clubs since 1951. Chartering members are: Talitha J. Anderson, Cterrean S. Anthony, Frances J. Bluitt-Johnson, Esther A. Bowman, Delores H. Casey, Claudia Chavia, Charlene Cheatham, Jamell Burks-Craig, Carolyn G. Davis, Maxine Ferguson, Jeri Harris, Barbara L Hatcher, Annette Hendereon, Mary Jones, Dr. Martha C. Mitchell, Jacqueline D. Oliver, Lonnise Robinson, Mary M. Strayhom, Mildred Varnado and Ruth W. Woods.

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