Jefferson County Coroner's Office seeks help identifying man found in Birmingham

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ala. (WBMA) — The Jefferson County Coroner and Medical Examiner's Office is requesting help from the public with identifying a man who recently died in Birmingham.

The man was found Friday, March 24 on 11th Street North at 6th Avenue North.

The coroner's office said a citizen notified authorities after finding the man unresponsive laying on the sidewalk in front of aTourway Inn motel.

An autopsy found no evidence of trauma or foul play associated with the man's death.

He had black medium-length hair with tight curls and a short mustache and goatee. Both ears pierced.

Pending additional laboratory studies. An autopsy found no evidence of trauma or foul play associated with the death.

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The corner's office said the man was Black and in his late 20s or early 30s. He was 5'6" in height, weighed around 191 pounds, with brown eyes.

He had black medium-length hair with tight curls and a short mustache and goatee. Both ears pierced.

Other details provided by the coroner's office included the following:

Tattoos

1.Right upper arm: “Demita Joe” in script.

2.Right upper arm: silhouette of a women with a rose and stars.

Clothing

1.A white, grey, and red neck scarf.

2.A black neck scarf.

3.A black vest.

4.A pair of black shorts.

5.A pair of black underwear.

6.A pair of black socks and black shoes.

Jewelry

1.One medium size metal loop earing, red in color with assorted colored flowers.

2.One metal ring, silver in color.

3.One grey in color spiral shaped elastic wrist band.

4.One tan in color elastic beaded wrist band, with brown wood pendant affixed and inscribed “Hustle, Pray, Eat”.

Anyone who believes the decedent is a missing family member or friend should contact the coroner’s office at (205) 930-3603.