Boy In The Box Puns

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Have you ever heard of America's unknown child the boy in the box? Let's discuss!! Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tD_k85iEdhU

Hello. I keep a personal digital "diary" of Jane/John Doe cases. I've decided to start posting them. This is my forth one. I try to keep them as concise as possible. If you have any tips on how to make it better or subreddits where I can post it, PM me or leave it below.

• Date of Birth: Approx. 1949 - 1954
• Sex: Male
• Location: Fox Chase section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Date of Death: February 1957
• Body Discovered: February 25, 1957
• Manner of Death: Homicide by blunt force trauma
• Height: 3'4" (1.0m)- 3'6" (1.07m)
• Weight: 30lbs (13,6kg)
• Race: Caucasian
• DNA: Available

1957 poster - contains photos of the boy's face postmortem
Larger post-mortem picture
Reconstruction 1
Reconstruction 2

• Notes:
• - The 3 to 7 year old boy is found naked and battered in a cardboard box which had once contained a bassinet of the kind sold by J. C. Penney, wrapped in a plaid blanket.
• - The faded cheap flannel blanket he was wrapped in was made in either North Carolina or Quebec, Canada. It was also massed produced and shipped to multiple locations.
• - Hair had been recently cropped, possibly after death, and was medium to light brown.
• - He had blue eyes and a fair complexion.
• - There were signs of severe malnourishment.
• - He had surgical scars on the ankle and groin.
• - He had a L-shaped scar under the chin.
• - He may have had a chronic eye ailment.
• - His esophagus contained a dark, brown residue, possibly indicating he vomited shortly before death, later confirmed to be baked beans (check the second theory below)
• - The body was first discovered by a man while checking his muskrat traps. Fearing that the police would confiscate his traps, he did not report what he had found.
• - A report was made by a college student who discovered the body after spotting a rabbit.
• - He had deep bruises covering much of his body and face and experts speculate that due to the cold weather, the child may have been lying in that box between 2-3 days to 2 to 3 weeks.
• - The Philadel

As the title states, I’m mainly looking for In the Hunt Jewel case variant and Jojo’s bizarre adventure, both CIB.

I’ll also consider offers on other $75+ cib ps1 games & dreamcast games, CIC turbografx games, higher end DS cib games, etc.

I have what is listed in the title as well as some more things:

Mega man battle network (GBA)

Several DS Lite systems

Graphite GBA SP AGS-101

Action replay DSI

final fantasy XII zodiac collectors edition (missing game, has everything else)

Boxed micro vision console with block buster (pack in game) and connect four (boxed)

Boxed Magnavox Odyssey 2 console with around 10 cib games

Tail concerto(disc only)

Possibly some more stuff.

Thanks for looking.

Video link - https://www.wevideo.com/view/1280508404

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The Boy in the Box- America's Unknown Child

On February 25, 1957 the body of a young boy between the ages of 3 and 7 was found inside of a large cardboard box in a wooded area in the Fox Chase section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.The box was left on top of a pile of trash off Susquehanna Road. His body was found by a college student checking for a potential rabbit trip after he saw one run under a bush. The boy was malnourished and showed signs of being abused; he had bruises covering his entire body, his lips were cracked and bloody, and he was nude when he was found. Whoever dumped his body hastily cut his hair, leaving clumps clinging to his body. He is often referred to as “America’s Unknown Child.”

The child was found wrapped in a unique, potentially handmade plaid blanket tucked inside of a J.C. Penny bassinet box that once held the boy’s bed. The bassinet had been purchased from a J.C. Penny store 15 miles from where his body was discovered. Only twelve of that specific bassinet were purchased between December 25, 1956 and February 16, 1957; eight of the twelve purchasers came forward but the remaining four were never identified due to the store have a cash-only policy at the time of the purchase. The store owner claimed that the man who bought the bassinet with between the ages of 25-30 and was single.

A few solid theories surfaced around the young boys death including a foster home in close proximity to where he was found homing a young girl who had a son out of wedlock; when she was interviewed decades later she admitted that her son did die in 1957. However, blood tests were done and proved that he was not her son. A Philadelphia medical examiner, Remington Bristow originally theorized that the daughter of the man that owned the foster home had the boy in secret and when the boy died they disposed of the body in order to protect their family secret.

A woman by the name of “M” claimed that her mother bought the boy from his birth parents in the summer of 1954. She claimed the boy endured horrible physical and sexual abuse by the hands of her mother and even claimed on the night he died, he was beaten to the point of unconsciousness because he vomited up his dinner of baked beans. He was then given a bath in which he died. She stated that her mother then cut off all of his hair in an effort to throw off police with his identity, bathed him to get rid of any forensic ev

On February 25, 1957 a young boy aged from 3 to 6 years old was found dead from blunt force trauma in Pennsylvania. He was nicknamed "The Boy in the Box": http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/4umpa.ht To those of you who knows about this case, do you know if there's a list of missing boys who were ruled-out as being him? I have found two missing boys that match his description and I don't know if they have been ruled-out or not.

Steven Craig Damman disappeared aged 2 on December 15, 1955 from New York: http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/1275dmny.html

Frederick Andrew Holmes disappeared aged 22 months on May 25, 1955 from New York: http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/4109dmny.html

What do you guys think of these matchs?

Edit: Steven was officially ruled-out in 2003 by his sister's DNA: http://americasunknownchild.net/summary.htm

It looks like a regular box but when he makes a wish, it shows up in the box. He makes a bunch of wishes and eventually finds out that things aren't appearing out of thin air, they are being stolen from somewhere else so it's like an ethical problem whether to make any more wishes. I read it in either the late 80's or early 90's from the school library.