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In the United States, 4,400 people die nameless every year. 4,400. And that's just in the

US. The worldwide number is much larger. Sometimes it takes a few months or years. But more

often than not, identities fall into place. Fingerprints match, dental records are found,

friends and loved ones come forward. But every once in a while, this doesn't happen.

There are no prints, no records, no trace of a life lived. The body of one man in Australia

who's become known as the Summerton man has gone unidentified for over 60 years. To

this day, no one knows who he is or how he died. The only clue left behind was a small piece

of paper in his pocket with a Persian phrase, to mom should. It is finished.

This is Supernatural, a podcast original. And I'm your host, Ashley Flowers. Every Wednesday,

I'll be taking a deep dive into a real unexplained occurrence to try and figure out the truth.

This week, we're looking at the mystery of the Summerton man. You can find all episodes

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