Investigators produce a facial reconstruction of a man found dead in East Dunbartonshire in 2011.
Researchers have released a new reconstructed image of a man who was found dead more than 11 years ago.
They said these injuries were left untreated and would have caused him "significant pain". They also believe he may have had difficulty walking or had a limp.It is estimated he was aged between 25 and 34, 5ft 8in to 6ft 1in tall and was of slight build, was white European and had light hair.
She said: "The unit has spent the last 18 months gathering as much detail as we can to progress this case. He said: "This is a long-term inquiry examining the circumstances of unidentified human remains, and a detailed forensic review of all physical matter has been conducted.
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