The Washington County Medical Examiner's Office is asking for the public's help to identify a man found dead on April 20 near a public transit station in Beaverton. The unidentified male's body was discovered at around 7:16 a.m. near the Elmonica MAX Station, prompting officials to turn to the community in hopes of piecing together his identity.

Details released by the medical examiner describe the man as a white male, estimated to be between 45 and 64 years old. His weight was approximately 179 pounds, and he stood 5 feet 7 inches tall. Notably, the man had dark brown hair, though he was balding on top, and he had blue eyes. Furthermore, he had visible dental work and was missing several teeth.

The man bore several distinctive scars that could assist in his identification, according to a statement from the Medical Examiner's Office. These include a craniotomy scar on his head and scars on his left forearm, left upper shoulder, near the right elbow, and on the right hand. Additionally, there was evidence of an orthopedic repair to his right lower leg.

In terms of clothing, the man was found wearing green scrubs with "PHSC" on the pant leg and back of the shirt. He also wore a gray Columbia full zip fleece jacket, a black puffer vest, blue jeans with a 36/30 size label, and Keen shoes fitted with yellow orthopedic inserts his attire further adds to the mystery of his identity.

Authorities are urging anyone with information that may lead to identifying this individual to come forward.