Coroner’s office seeks help identifying man found in Dayton

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The Montgomery County Coroner’s Office is asking for the public’s helping identifying a body found last week in Dayton.

The decedent, described as a white man with brown hair, was found Oct. 12 at in the 100 block of East Hudson Avenue. He was about 5 feet, 9 inches tall with a circular pattern tattoo on the right shoulder.

The man was found wearing black, work-style athletic shows, black athletic pants and a Levi’s jacket with gray hood and sleeves. He also had two necklaces — one had a medallion with the Jordan brand logo and the other had a circular medallion.

A 911 caller found the body in an alley near two garages, according to Montgomery County Regional Dispatch records.

They reported they believed the person was too far along to help, a dispatch log read.

The coroner’s office did not indicate whether there are any signs of foul play. The death is under investigation by the Dayton Police Department, which is standard policy for such situations, said Dayton police Lt. Steven Bauer.

Anyone with information is urged to call the coroner’s office at 937-225-4156.

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