IDENTIFIED: NATHAN EUGENE HINE
Lake Laberge John Doe was identified as Nathan Eugene Hine in July 2021. He was living in Yukon at the time of his death and is survived by family in Saskatchewan
Police are still asking for anyone who knew Nathan Eugene Hine in Yukon to come forward. Anyone with information is encouraged to reach out to RCMP Historic Cases: (867) 667-5588 or Crime Stoppers' Online Submission.
Information Prior to Identification:
Key Information:
Alias:
Lake Laberge John Doe
Location Found:
East Side of Lake Laberge,
Near Whitehorse, Yukon
Date Found:
May 9, 2016
Date of Death:
Unknown
Age:
25-40 yo
Sex:
Male
Race:
Probably Caucasian but possibly First Nation or Asian
Hair Colour:
Unknown
Eye Colour:
Unknown
Height:
5'1-5'5
Weight:
Slender
Clothing:
Three layers of shirts
Three layers of pants
Three pairs of socks
Size 8 steal-toed Dakota
work boots
One glove
Shiv style hunting knife with green paracord handle
Additional Information:
Crowded teeth
Missing central left tooth
Dental / DNA:
Dental available
Circumstances of Finding:
A local found John Doe on the shore of Lake Laberge.
Genetic testing suggests that John Doe has distant family in British Columbia, Quebec, and Saskatchewan.
It is speculated that the man may have died in spring or fall due to the numerous layers of clothing he was wearing.
Circumstances of Death:
Unknown cause of death.
Map and Location:
Sources:
Databases
News Articles
CBC 2021: Body found 5 years ago in Yukon's Lake Laberge identified
CBC 2016: Dental records will help ID body found north of Whitehorse, says coroner
CBC 2016: Yukon coroner appeals to public for help to ID Lake Laberge body
CBC 2021: 5 years later, ID of body found in Yukon's Lake Laberge still a mystery
CKRW 2016: Body found in Lake Laberge is not that of a local missing man
Yukon News 2016: Yukon coroner investigating remains found at Lake Laberge
Yukon News 2016: Body found in Lake Laberge to be ID'ed in Vancouver