His remains, which were found in a wooded area of DeBary several years after he went missing, have now been identified through forensic genetic genealogy, according to the sheriff's office.

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Those initials — WT — and DNA analysis this month would help confirm the man's identity: William Ernest Thompson. “Years passed, but no tips on the case," the Sheriff’s Department said in its social media post. The case went cold — until someone looking into a missing uncle came upon the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office website two years ago. A cold case entry on the website described what little was known about the “John Doe" who was found on that January day so many years ago. With a key question resolved, authorities now hope to answer more: Why did he die, and who might have killed him?

's Columbia medical center ordered the lab work that included the HIV test in November 1995. “In clear contravention of the standard of care, Mr. Doe was not informed of the positive HIV test until decades later," the lawsuit states. who wrote in a medical record that he came across the 1995 lab results showing the positive HIV test. That doctor also asked the veteran if he knew he was HIV positive, and he responded that he was never told about any positive test. “In my experience working with patients like Mr. Doe, the V.A.