the skeleton. The man carried a pendant made from a dinner fork, shaped like the head of a goat. Other items found with the body were cigarette butts, a Budweiser disposable butane lighter with the caption "Proud to be Your Bud" printed on it, a tube of Carmex lip balm, and a black Aquatech watch. The official cause and manner of death remain undetermined. Investigators believe the young man passed out or went to sleep and was overcome by hypothermia. The DDP was contacted in 2018 to help identify the young man. They announced a tentative identification in 2019. The man had been identified after only two weeks of genetic genealogy, however a confirmation of his identity did not occur until 2022. Margaret Press, co-founder of DDP, explained that there was no living relative close enough to meet the standards of the medical examiner. In 2019, the University of North Texas performed additional testing on the man's half-siblings. In 2021, the man's father was exhumed to provide bone samples for researchers to compare with the young man and his half-siblings. On June 14, 2022, the Rock County Sheriff's Office announced the identification of the decedent as Carl Junior Isaacs Jr. of Delavan, Wisconsin. On April 16, 1995, Isaacs escaped from his mother's home in Walworth where he was under house arrest while serving a 5 year prison sentence for the 1991 burglary and vandalism of the Delbrook Golf Course in Delavan. He was immediately served with an arrest warrant for violating probation by a Walworth County judge that was renewed through August 2018. The investigation into the manner and circumstances surrounding Isaacs' death is ongoing. James Everett, aka "Hennepin County John Doe (2014)" In September 2014, the skeletal remains of an adult male were found by a railroad electrician in an abandoned Union Pacific railroad shed located alongside railroad tracks in Rosemount, Minnesota. He was dressed in a Wilson's Leather Open Road style motorcycle jacket and ill-fitting black Wrangler boot cut jeans. His socks were lined with St. Paul Pioneer Press newspaper fragments that were dated October 19–25, 2013. A knife was found with the body of which its sheath had multiple engravings most notably the initials of "DHT". The man's autopsy revealed that he had long brown and gray hair and wore an earring in his left ear. The cause of death was declared as "unclear", but investigators believe