Summary
New digital images of a man's face could help identify him after his body was found in a reservoir in Wales. More than 18 months after the discovery, police continue to seek clues about the man's identity using advanced techniques like CT scans and dental records. Despite efforts, including international appeals, no family or friends have come forward to claim him.
Key Facts
- Police found the man's body in a reservoir in mid Wales in October 2024.
- He was wearing only a £200 XXL wetsuit, with no personal items nearby.
- Specialists used photographs, dental records, and CT scans to digitally recreate his face.
- The man had "striking facial features," including an overbite.
- Local and international police forces have checked missing person databases without success.
- The reservoir's remote location and challenging conditions limit tourism there.
- The man's body was highly decomposed, suggesting it may have been in the water up to 12 weeks.
- An international police appeal has reached 24 European countries for help in identifying him.
