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Unidentified person — Seminole (2023-04-08)

NamUs lists UP154561 as an open case involving unidentified human remains found by a hunter off U.S. 90 just west of the Florida and Alabama state line. The supplied official record provides no recovery date or demographic information.

Incident date
April 8, 2023
Location
Seminole, Baldwin County
Independent sources
2

The record

An unidentified person remains listed in an open U.S. Department of Justice NamUs record after human remains were found near the Alabama and Florida state line. NamUs says a hunter located the remains off U.S. 90, just west of the state line [1].

The supplied NamUs record does not publish the person’s sex, ethnicity, recovery date or precise location. It also does not identify the primary investigating agency [1]. The case is recorded as NamUs UP154561 and remains open and unresolved [1].

The case name supplied to Alabama Unsolved associates the recovery with Seminole and April 8, 2023, but those details do not appear in the supplied NamUs text. The reported county is Baldwin County, although the supplied official record describes only a location off U.S. 90 west of the state line [1].

Separate Baldwin County case

A 2026 NBC 15 report concerns a different set of remains found along State Highway 225 in Baldwin County in 1994. Those remains were identified as James Carrol Jackson, and investigators shifted that case to a homicide investigation [2]. The location, recovery period and NamUs case details in that report do not match UP154561. Nothing in the supplied sources links Jackson to the remains found near Seminole.

No further identifying or investigative information about UP154561 appears in the supplied documents.

Timeline

  1. Unknown

    The case metadata supplied by the editor gives this as the recovery or incident date near Seminole, but the date is absent from the supplied NamUs text.

  2. Confirmed

    NamUs lists UP154561 as open and unresolved.

  3. Reported

    NBC 15 reported the identification of James Carrol Jackson in a separate Baldwin County remains case.

Documented claims

  • NamUs case UP154561 is an open, unresolved unidentified-person case.

    Confirmed

    Source: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.

  • A hunter located unidentified human remains off U.S. 90, just west of the Florida and Alabama state line.

    Confirmed

    Source: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.

  • The supplied NamUs text does not publish the unidentified person’s sex, ethnicity, recovery date, precise location or primary investigating agency.

    Confirmed

    Source: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.

  • The case name supplied by the editor associates the recovery with Seminole and April 8, 2023, but those details are not stated in the supplied source documents.

    Unknown

    Source on file · Single-source claim.

  • The county is reported as Baldwin, but the supplied NamUs record states only that the remains were found off U.S. 90 just west of the state line.

    Unknown

    Source: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.

  • NBC 15 reported that remains found along State Highway 225 in Baldwin County in 1994 were identified as James Carrol Jackson and that investigators shifted that separate case to a homicide investigation.

    Reported

    Source: NBC 15 · Single-source claim.

  • Nothing in the supplied sources links James Carrol Jackson to NamUs case UP154561.

    Unknown

    Source on file · Single-source claim.

Sources

  • NamUs case UP154561 — U.S. Department of Justice NamUsOpen
  • Cold case shifts to homicide probe after Baldwin County remains ID’d as James C. Jackson — NBC 15Open

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