Identify North Wales Murder Victim: Unique Dental Work Sought

On March 25, North Wales police are renewing their call for help to identify a man murdered

and dumped in Cloconock Forest more than a decade ago.

His partial school turned up in 2015 when campers stumbled on it, leading police to recover

the full skeleton nearby.

Despite tests and a 20,000-pound Crime Stoppers reward, he's still unknown.

The body had been there for years, likely placed between 2004 and 2011.

A pathologist confirmed head trauma, turning it into a murder case.

The remote spot with thick undergrowth made the search tough, and time erased a lot of evidence.

Detectives think his unique dental work fillings, crowns and root canals from the late 80s through

the 2000s could be recognized by his.

Dentist.

Spine X-rays also show arthritis that caused back pain, something family or friends might

recall, even if not mentioned.

He's estimated to have been born before 1950, with a heavy build in height between 5 feet

8 inches and 5 feet 10 ½ inches.

He wore a Pringle Jumper last made in 2004 and large marks and Spencer underwear.

Police have shared facial approximations, but stressed they match other details, like

age or height with tips anyway.

If you know of anyone missing from that era, they're eager to hear from you to give this

man a name at last.