Police say they've been able to create a 'quite lifelike' digital version of the face of a man who was found dead in Sydney's south-west 35 years ago.
NSW Police hope facial reconstruction technology will help identify an unknown man found dead in Sydney's south-west 35 years ago.New technology has allowed investigators to recreate his faceThe digitally-constructed image of the unknown man has been released as part of Missing Persons Week 2022.
"These types of images are produced only when all other means of identification have failed," he said. The man's body was found on the railway line at Guildford on March 31, 1987, about 200 metres south of the Hawkesbury Street overpass.
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