Big Horn County Reopens Case Of Man Found Floating In Greybull River In 1973
The Big Horn County Coroner's Office is reopening the cold case of a man found floating in the Greybull River near Basin in 1973. Investigators still…
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In the summer of 1973, the body of a male was found floating in the Greybull River. Cause of death was undetermined. It was estimated he had been in the water for several days. With advances in DNA technology, the case is being reopened. Little remains of the original case file, but what is known is this:
Approximate Age 18-26 years estimated
Height 5 ft 6 in.
Weight: 150-160 lbs.
Brown Hair
Brown Eyes
Reddish Mustache
Clothing: blue and white cutoffs, possibly also a polo shirt
Leather "moccasins" similar to Sperry topsiders were found on the riverbank. Also found on the riverbank were 17 Marlboro cigarettes, and a distinctive gold ring. The ring has no jeweler's marks and is therefore untraceable, if it was a custom made piece. The ring had the head of a bird, a diamond, and the initials MK. Prescription Ray-Ban sunglasses were also found.
MEDIA LINK: In the summer of 1973, the body of a male was found floating in the Greybull River in Wyoming. WHO WAS HE?
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