Hamilton police seek identity of deceased man found south of the Rail Trail in November

Police have released a sketch of a deceased man found south of the Rail Trail between Blake Street and Norway Avenue last month in Central Hamilton.

Investigators say the man, described as six feet tall with a medium build, short brown straight hair, and a light-coloured thin beard, was discovered by a resident Nov. 13 around 2 p.m. in a wooded area close to Ben Lomond Place.

“The deceased male had no identification and there have been no inquiries or missing persons matching his profile reported to date,” said a Hamilton Police spokesperson in an email to Global News.

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Police are not investigating this death as suspicious but are seeking to identify the man.

At the time of his discovery, he was wearing a black baseball cap, green and blue windbreaker, blue zip-up sweater, camouflage T-shirt, black jeans and hiking boots.

Anyone with information on the case can reach out to Hamilton Police or Crime Stoppers.

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