Kingsthorpe Man
It’s been 13 years since an unknown man was found at the Grosvenor Centre, but we still believe we can find the answers that may lead us to his identity.
Living Depiction by Hew Morrison©
An unidentified man, estimated to be between the ages of 60 and 65, was discovered in a collapsed state at The Grosvenor Shopping Centre in Northampton at 3:00 pm on November 19, 2010. Unfortunately, he passed away in the hospital without anyone being able to establish his identity.
He had greying hair that was receding, and a full beard. He was dressed in well-worn, dark jeans, a padded checkered shirt, a dark jacket, a red woolen hat, and black shoes. He was notably missing most of his teeth, except for one at the back, and had a mole above the corner of his right eye as well as another mole on his right cheek.
In his possession were a pair of keys (including one Yale key), a pair of silver-rimmed glasses, and a pack of Pall Mall cigarettes. There is a suggestion that his name might have been 'Terrance,' and there is some belief that he resided behind The Cock Hotel in Kingsthorpe.
Description and Posessions
Age: 60-65 (at the time of this death), and therefore would be in his 70s today – having possibly been born in the 1950s
Height: Unknown
Ethnicity: White European
Hair: Grey receding hair, grey beard
Teeth: Missing most teeth, other than one at the back
Images shown are for illustrative purposes only, and his exact posessions may vary
Questions you can ask yourself
Please also think about who you could pass these questions on to, and share them with your family and friends.
Did you, or anyone you know, work at The Grosvenor Shopping Centre in Northampton in 2010?
Were you on the scene of the incident, or do you remember hearing about it? Do you know anyone who was there that day?
Does this man remind you of anyone who you have lost touch with?
Do you know where the link to a man called ‘Terrance’ living ‘behind The Cock Hotel in Kingsthorpe’ may have come from?
Can you recommend any businesses, individuals, organisations, charities, or groups that we should speak to to learn more about this man?
If you were investigating this case, where would you begin, and what lines of enquiry would you suggest our team explore?
