it was natural or accidental due to the lack of trauma to the man's skeleton. The remains were eventually buried in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota, in 2017. The man did not have any form of identification with him. A Federal Bureau of Investigation reconstruction of his face yielded tips that were all ruled out. Investigators looked for patterns in electronic benefit card transactions among nearby stores, but that proved unsuccessful. Initial DNA profiles were also useless. In 2022, the DDP matched mitochondrial DNA to a candidate who was confirmed through DNA samples from his family. On July 13, 2022, the decedent was identified as 48-year-old James Everett from Cohocton, New York, who worked as a cook in Rochester. In 2013, Everett left home on a work trip and subsequently vanished. His family reported him missing, but the report was taken down after a Montana state trooper found him alive in the state that year. His car was found abandoned in Scott County, Minnesota, in late 2013. It's unclear how long Everett stayed in the shed he was found in or what drew him to Minnesota. The investigation into his death is ongoing. James Chaparro, aka "Tucson Parking Lot John Doe (2019)" In July 2019, a man died after experiencing a cardiac arrest in the parking lot of a Tucson shopping center. He was described as a Caucasian adult male between 45 and 65 years old, tall, and weighing approximately . His hair was gray or partially gray and he had brown eyes. Scars were noted on his outer right thigh and left knee, and a surgical plate had been used to repair a fractured left tibia. The man was wearing blue shorts and black sandals. In his possession were a black flashlight, loose change, and a key fob that included an old Mazda car key. On July 1, 2022, he was identified as 64-year-old James "Mark" Chaparro. Pamela Darlene Young, aka "Gregg County Jane Doe (2002)" On May 21, 2002, the skeletal remains of a woman were found off of Texas State Highway 135, south of Swamp City Road in the Liberty City area by geologists surveying ahead of a project to widen the highway. The Tarrant County Medical Examiner estimated the remains were those of a Caucasian or Hispanic female, of petite build, and between 16 and 30 years of age. The young woman was determined to have had