Human Remains Found in Juneau Freezer Identified; Death Ruled Suspicious

Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, August 4, 2026 —

Juneau, Alaska – Authorities have identified human remains discovered in a freezer as Ross Pasquan, who is believed to have been deceased for a period ranging from four to ten years. The Juneau Police Department has classified the death as suspicious and is actively investigating the circumstances surrounding Pasquan’s demise.

The discovery was made recently, and preliminary investigations suggest that Pasquan may have been dead for a significant amount of time. The condition of the remains indicates a prolonged period of preservation within the freezer.

Investigators are exploring several avenues in their probe, including the possibility of financial motives behind the alleged concealment of Pasquan’s death. A key factor contributing to the suspicion is the absence of any missing person report filed for Ross Pasquan. This lack of official notification raises questions about why his disappearance went unreported for such an extended duration.

The Juneau Police Department has not released further details regarding the exact location of the freezer or the circumstances leading to its discovery. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are seeking any information from the public that might assist in understanding the events that led to Pasquan’s death and the subsequent discovery of his remains.

The case remains open, and law enforcement officials are continuing to gather evidence and interview potential witnesses. The timeline of Pasquan’s death, estimated between four and ten years ago, presents a significant challenge to the investigation.

Story summarized from the original created by Lars Hanson, Jordan Gartner on www.foxcarolina.com, see more information here.