September 24, 1908 Lebo, Kansas Unknown Boy

On September 24, 1908, the body of a young man was found dead 3 miles east of Lebo, Kansas on the Santa Fe train tracks. His body was in bad condition due to being run over by a train. It was believed that he was riding the rods of a passenger train or was on freight and fell off. This resulted in the train running over his body. His head and left shoulder were severed from his body. It wasn't stated on how recent they believe he died. 

He was a white male and was believed to be in his teens likely around 14 to16. He had a fair-skinned and freckled complexion. He had light hair and brown eyes. He was around 5 ft tall. He had a half-moon like a scar over his right eye. He had nothing that would identify him, but he was carrying milk tickets and two tickets to an Opera in Tennessee    

SOURCES:

Find a Grave

The Lebo Enterprise September 24, 1908

The Sun September 24, 1908

The Burlington Democrat September 25, 1908

Chanute Weekly Tribune September 25, 1908

The Waverly Gazzette October 2, 1908

Sylvia Sun October 1, 1908

Murder of Andrew H. Reagan

27-year-old Andrew Reagan was working as a terminal manager of B.B.I. Tucking Company in Evansville, Indiana. He last was seen alive on September 22, 1954, when he left the McCurdy Coral Room after having drinks with some friends at the McCurdy Coral Room.

On October 1, 1954, four laborers were checking a fence while riding a tractor on a Jim Ellis's Farm. This was when they discovered his body lying in a ditch along a country road five miles Northwest of Henderson, Kentucky. This was just 12 miles south of Evansville. 

He had been killed from at least 9 blows to the head with a tire tool-type instrument. His wallet was missing along with his money and I.D. inside of it. This leads investigators to believe the motive for the murder may have been a robbery.

SOURCES:

Kentucky State Police

Nashville Banner

The Owensboro Messenger

The Courier-Journal

Muncie Evening Press

September 22, 1995 Meridianville, Alabama Jane Doe

On September 22, 1995, the remains of a woman were found in a wooded area off of Baltimore Hill Rd. in Meridianville, Alabama. She had been dead for around 2 months. 

She's a female of Asian/Caucasian descent and was between 32 and 42-years old. She was around 5'4" and pant size 16. She had light brown to blonde hair that was 6 inches long. She was wearing a pair of Lee brand blue denim jeans size 16 M, a short-sleeved red Touche LA brand blouse with large pink buttons, white ankle socks, and size 10 high-top Reebok brand tennis shoes that were white, and green-blue in color.

SOURCES:

Maddison County Sheriff
NamUs

Disappearance of Federico Daniel Escalante Fuentes

On September 16, 1972, 2-year-old Federico Daniel Escalante Fuentes went to Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico to watch the Mexican Independence Day parade. His mother would sit him under a tree as he was eating cacahuates (peanuts). When she looked back he was gone. It's believed that someone abducted the boy.

Fredrico is male and was 2 at the time. He has dark brown hair and dark brown eyes. He was wearing green shorts, a beige shirt, and black rubber boots. 

SOURCES:

Doe Network

For the Lost

September 15, 2013 Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada John Die

On September 15, 2013, the body of a male was found in the Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada near highway 40. He was an Asian or biracial male between 25 and 40-years-old, He was between 5'4" to 5'9". He had suffered from episodes of malnutrition or anemia. 

SOURCES:

Doe Network

Unidentified Wiki

Canada's Missing

Rocky Mountian Outlook

Disappearance of Mark Eugene Yoli and Diane Moon Yoli

Mark

Diane

On September 13, 1962, around 3:15 p.m. 7-year-old Diane Yoli and her little brother 2-year-old Mark were on their wat to the playground at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. At the time Mark's father was a Marine Lance Corporal and was stationed at the base. 

Their parents weren't initially scared the children didn't return home on the 700 block of Butler Drive. They were considered adventurous children and tended to wander. They would become concerned though and report them missing. There was an extensive search of the area for four days, but there were no signs of the children. 

A convicted sex offender Henry Morris Hunt was the only suspect in this case. He had died in 1991 at 85, and his wife died a year later. While on her death bed allegedly she would tell her daughter that Henry had picked up the children at Midway Park and went fishing. Mark accidentally drowned and he resorted to killing Diana. He then dumped the bodies at a mineshaft in Maysville.

At the time Diane is a white female and was 7-years-old at the time. She was 3'11" and 79lbs. She has blonde hair and blue eyes. She was wearing a white or a print blouse with white sleeves, and shorts.

Mark is a white male and was 2-years-old at the time. He was 2'6" and 30 lbs. He had dark brown hair and brown eyes. He was wearing a t-shirt and brown shorts.

SOURCES:
Doe Network (Mark)
Doe Network (Diane)
Charley Project (Mark)
Charley Project (Diane)
Officer

Disappearance of Joseph "Joe" Rodriguez

4-year-old Joseph "Joe"  Rodriguez was raised by his aunt, Pauline Rodriguez. In 1936 they lived on the 1600 block of Park Ave. in Manhattan borough of New York City, New York. At the time his mother, Dora Olivo, lived within walking distance of them. His father was deported back to Ecuador when Jospeh was an infant. The area they lived at was called "Little Spain" at the time. 

On September 6, 1936, Pauline left young Joseph with a neighbor. The neighbor took him down the street early that afternoon to play with other children. They left Joseph with children. When the neighbor returned they couldn't find Joseph. 

He wasn't reported missing until the next day at 11 a.m. His aunt believed that he would return on his own. A search ensued in the area. Even basements were searched through to try to find the young boy. 

Six days later Pauline received a telegram with a name she didn't recognize. It stated "Joseph will be back on Wednesday. Doctor will not let me move him." Pauline didn't know who sent it and the name on the Telegram was never released. There was no more communication after this. 

Joseph is a Hispanic male and was 4 at the time. he was 3'0" and 35lbs  He has black hair and brown eyes. He has a mole on his right wrist and a scar above his right eye. He was wearing a navy blue sweater with a red striped collar, a yellow sweater underneath, white knickers with blue dots, and blue sandals.

SOURCES:

Charley Project

Times Union

Daily News

September 5, 2011 Winona, Minnesota Baby Jane Doe

On September 5, 2011, the body of a newborn girl was found floating in a canvas bag in the Mississippi River north of the Trempealeau Dam near Winona, Minnesota. She was full-term and had been dead for hours. It's not stated what cause of death was or if she was born alive. She had brown hair and race was not determined.

The Canvas bag she was found in was tan with sailboats and a sun with the word "Manzillo" underneath. There were also items found with the girl. A bracelet with silver and blue beads with a large 8 cm glass pendant, two porcelain, and angle music box figurines, and a ceramic Precious Moments angel bell. One of the music boxes played the song "Wind Beneath My Wings". There was also a green t-shirt with a faded design on the front.

SOURCES:
Unidentified Wiki
Doe Network
NamUs
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children