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Starting the week of January 12th, you'll be getting two episodes every week.

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Each week on clues, we highlight a different person who has gone missing, someone with a story, a family, and a community still hoping for any answers.

These are all of the cases that we covered in January that we want to highlight once more just to bring more visibility.

The cases include John Toussaint-Doh from the DNA Doe Project, Shikaya, Blue Harding, Keshya, Sylvester, Janaya, McMichael.

Let's revisit those cases and hopefully get the word out even more, especially because of listeners like you, please go over to our Clues, podcast, socials, and there are

posters you can share on your stories, and it's really spread the word. Thanks, guys.

So we are highlighting the John Tuscan Doe, 1998 case. On October 1st, 1998, water surveyors from the city of

Tucson came across the remains of a young man near a rural road in the desert. He was about six feet

tall, weighed 252 pounds, and authorities believe that he had been dead for a number of days. John Doe

had short, curly hair, and wore tan shorts

and a pullover shirt. Race is uncertain. However, they estimate that he was about 17 to 23 years old.

There is a composite sketch we are going to be sharing with you guys. So if this person looks

familiar to you, we will have a link for you to get in contact with the agency of jurisdiction.

It is the Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner.

The ID for the DNA Doe Project is UP-7236.

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