The T.O.T.E. Pin Man (1928)
Available sources summarized
A rabbit hunter found a long-dead unidentified man near Trenton with a pistol, a fraternal pin, and a partly legible Saginaw address.
Evidence
The body appeared to have been there for several months. A bullet wound was visible in the right temple and a pistol lay beneath the right shoulder. A coat lapel carried an Improved Order of Red Men pin initialed “T.O.T.E.,” which the source collection expands as “Totem of the Eagle.” A card in the remains of a wallet included “Saginaw, Michigan,” but the rest of the address could not be read. The captured report gives no later identification or formal manner-of-death ruling.
Source
Unidentified newspaper clipping, Trenton dateline, November 11, 1928; headline “Hunter Finds Body and Pistol in Woods.” Publication and page unknown.