Breakthrough 22 Years After Man Found Dead

Breakthrough 22 years after man found dead

Fresh evidence has been uncovered as police search for the identity of a man found dead in bushland in NSW more than 20 years ago.

Who was Echo Point man? New evidence leads police to seek help

After 22 years, new DNA evidence suggests the 'Echo Point man' found in Katoomba in 2004 had Latvian ancestry. See what this could mean for the cold case now.

Breakthrough in quest to identify man found dead 22 years ago

A new discovery has brought fresh hope to the mysterious ‘Echo Point Man’ case.

New DNA result could lead Police closer to solving 2004 'Echo Point man' case

NSW Police are renewing their appeal for help to identify the body of a man – also known as ‘Echo Point man’ – found 22 years ago in the Blue Mountains, after sourcing fresh evidence via DNA technology. The man’s body was found in bushland at around 11.30am on Friday 4 June in 2004, after emergency services were called to Echo Point in Katoomba. Despite extensive inquiries over the past two decades, police have been unable to identify the man; h…

Fresh DNA evidence in 'Echo Point Man' cold case

Police hope fresh DNA evidence will help them crack a more than two-decades-old cold case in the NSW Blue Mountains.