stated that he was struck in the head during a bank robbery and received a head injury. On September 26, 2019, the DDP announced the successful identification of Mill Creek Shed Man. His name was being withheld by officials at the time. Snohomish County Medical Examiner's Office (SCMEO) confirmed the identity on September 2, 2019, by comparing the deceased DNA with DNA submitted by the man's sister, whose name was provided by DDP on August 6, 2019. In December, his name was released as 65-year-old Nathaniel Terrance "Terry" Deggs, originally from Baltimore, Maryland, and later the Bronx, New York. Marcia Bateman, aka "I-196 Jane Doe" Marcia Bateman's remains were discovered by a hunter not far from the intersection of Interstate 196 (I-196) and County Road 378 in Van Buren County, Michigan, on October 12, 1988. Nearly two months had passed since the 28-year-old was reported missing by her family in Oklahoma. While police in Oklahoma City were actively searching for Bateman, Michigan State Police Detective Sergeant Scott Ernestes said, a connection was never drawn between the remains in Michigan and the missing woman. She was finally identified in November 2019. While Bateman's death is ruled suspicious, Ernestes said there are no suspects. Michelle "Chelle" Carnall-Burton, aka "Marion County Jane Doe (1987)" On September 21, 1987, the body of a woman was found in Marion County, Kansas. She had been bound at the hands and ankles, indicating she died from foul play. The victim was at least 16 years old, but most likely between 20 and 35 years old. Her remains were located behind hay bales and hedges at the side of a road and may have been there for months. A tattoo of a cross was located on her shoulder, although most of her body was skeletonized. She was between tall and had brown, hair. She was found with healed fractures on her ribs, indicating she had been in some sort of accident months before she died. In 2018, police asked the DDP to help identify her. The victim was identified in December 2019 as Michelle Evon Carnall-Burton, aged 22 at the time of her murder. She had disappeared from Cherryvale, also southeast Kansas in 1986, and had lost contact with her family. Joseph Henry Loveless, aka "Clark County John Doe (1979)" The headless torso of a man was found in 1979, stashed in a burlap sack in Buffalo Cave,