From The Tribune staff reports
BIRMINGHAM — The Jefferson County Coroner’s Office seeks the public’s assistance in identifying the deceased individual.
The coroner’s office was unable to identify the remains. However, the office did release some information that could help identify the person.
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The remains belong to a black man, an adult male (not elderly). He stood approximately 5 feet, 6 inches tall. He had Script tattoos on the upper portion of the left arm and left forearm.
Other notable features include:
- One small metal chain necklace;
- One large metal-braided necklace with a metal pendant representing a $100 bill;
- One large metal-braided necklace with two rings attached with multiple small clear stones affixed;
- One medium metal chain necklace with six small round pendants attached, each with one small red stone affixed;
- One crucifix pendant with multiple small stones affixed;
- One pendant with purple stone affixed;
- One square earring with small clear stones affixed; and
- One metal link bracelet with a stone affixed to every fourth link.
The coroner’s office asks anyone who believes that the remains could be those of a missing family member or friend should contact the coroner’s office at (205) 930-3603.