John Doe was killed by a blow to the head

There is very little progress on the identity of a man whose decomposed remains were discovered in a creek off the Hummingbird Highway near Red Rose Farm at mile fourteen on Monday morning.  A post mortem was conducted hours later at the scene due to the advanced state of decomposition. It certified that the skull was fractured, meaning that the person was killed by a blow to the head and had been dead for six to ten weeks. The man was between the ages of eighteen and twenty-five years.  There were no distinguishing marks on the body and at the time of death, John Doe was clad in dark clothing. A set of keys was found nearby, according to the police. In respect of the other persons murdered over the weekend, Eyannie Nunez, Marlon Zelaya, Everett Davis, Apolonio Salome and Lyndon Mangar, no charges have been brought against anyone.