On January 18, 1993 an unidentified male was found deceased behind a business located on East H Street in Frostproof, Florida. It is estimated he had been deceased for 7 - 10 days. The male is mixed ancestry of Caucasian and Hispanic and was approximately 16 – 24 years old. He stood approximately 5’3” tall and weighed 135 – 140 pounds. The male had shoulder-length straight dark brown hair. He was unshaven and had a goatee. Some time prior to his death he experienced trauma to his face, sustaining a broken nose, fractured teeth, and possibly a broken right cheekbone. One of his upper central teeth was absent leaving a gap that would have been noticeable to others. Dental fillings were seen in some of the remaining teeth suggesting that at one point he saw a dentist and received care. There is indication that this male smoked in life. The male was found clothed, wearing a long-sleeve light gray button-up shirt with both buttons and snaps on the front, gray Levi jeans (size 30 x 30) and brown tennis shoes with yellow stripes (size 7 ½ - 8). The above images are a facial reconstruction completed by a NCMEC Forensic Artist and depicts what the male may have looked like in life.