According to Michelle Duncan, the sheriff for Linn County, Jesus Ruiz of Aumsville, Oregon, was the victim who was found dead in the woods in 2006.

The Linn County Sheriff’s Office reacted to a complaint of human remains discovered in the vicinity of the Big Springs Snow Park on Highway 22, east of Sweet Home, at around 6:17 p.m. on October 23, 2006, sparking the start of the investigation.

The bodies had been there for around a year, according to the evidence found at the scene.

DNA was taken from the remains as detectives continued their collaboration with the Oregon State Medical Examiner’s Office.

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Despite the fact that the victim’s DNA profile was not found in any database, samples were transferred to a private business, Parabon Nanolabs, for additional processing in order to identify the person.

Through the use of ancestry-style databases and family tree research, Parabon Nanolabs was able to determine a potential identification.

They were able to provide detectives with a potential Jesus Ruiz identify. Detectives got in touch with Ruiz’s family to get DNA comparisons that proved the remains discovered in 2006 belonged to Jesus Ruiz. According to Ruiz’s family, they hadn’t heard or seen him since 2005 and assumed he was in Mexico. He was never listed as missing.

The investigation regarding Jesus Ruiz’s passing is still ongoing.

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