Unidentified man, Roma, 28/12/2021
Not in the official export
Not in the official export of 1 August 2026. Still available to view here.
Data shown in the record
- Date of recovery
- 28/12/2021
- Case file number
- 2891
- Place of recovery
- Beach near the "La Riviera" bathing establishment
- Province
- Roma
- Region
- Lazio
- Sex
- Male
- Estimated age
- between 55 and 65 years
- Height
- 175 cm
- Biogeographic ancestry
- Caucasian
- Hair colour
- Bald Not present in the official register; added from a press source cited below.
- Distinguishing marks
- white beard Not present in the official register; added from a press source cited below.
- Clothing
- No. 1 black cardigan, CHAMPION brand, with a tag handwritten in black marker reading "PALUMBO", size M, no. 2 pairs of socks with black and blue check pattern, no. 2 pairs of white and green shoes, ADIDAS brand, STAN SMITH model, size 42, no. 1 hooded sweatshirt with zip
- Personal effects
- Inside the right sock: no. 8 banknotes of 5 euros, no. 3 banknotes of 20 euros, no. 1 banknote of 10 euros
Where the recovery took place
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Notes on this record
What emerges when the official register data are compared with the press sources collected below.
- A press source (Canale 10) estimates the age at between 40 and 50, against the 55/65 given in the record.
- Investigators suggest that the body may have fallen into the Tevere and been carried out to sea by the current as far as the beach at Fregene; the autopsy was ordered by the Civitavecchia prosecutor's office (Il Messaggero).
Articles and sources
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Fregene, il cadavere di un uomo rinvenuto sulla spiaggia dello stabilimento Riviera
The body, in an advanced state of decomposition, was found partly undressed between the waves and the shoreline, with 120 euros rolled up in a sock and no documents on the body.
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Giallo a Fregene, un cadavere in spiaggia: aveva soldi nelle calze
Investigators hypothesize that he may have fallen into the Tevere and been carried out to sea by the current as far as the beach at Fregene, aided by the sirocco wind; the autopsy was ordered by the Procura di Civitavecchia.