Brooklyn, NY - Following a disappearance of nearly thirteen years, a common fixture in Williamsburg has finally been situated in a plot at the

greatest potter's field in the USA, due to sophisticated fingerprinting technology. Yisroel Meir Beck was forty-two years old and a Brooklyn resident at time of his disappearance. The person, who was recognized to frequent batei medrashim and marriages in Williamsburg, was last seen on the day of February 25th, 2,000 on Bedford Avenue. His whereabouts became known only recently, whilst the Beck family-has been looking thoroughly for your lost gentleman since his disappearance. I got a telephone call from Sergeant Hill at the NYPD o-n January 14th who told me that new fingerprints from several years before had only been entered in-to his database, distinguishing my buddy being an as yet not known lost person who'd been fingerprinted at the morgue within an effort to ascertain his identity,' Rivka Fulda, Beck's brother, told VIN News.

I was informed they were using new technology that runs fingerprints from various different areas and that fingerprints of my brother's that were on record matched these recently entered fingerprints that have been take-n in the medical examiner's office several years ago. He had no recognition of any kind o-n him,' described Mrs. Fulda. 'His body was sent to the medical examiner's office and when nobody said the body he was sent to Bronx Certificate of Disposition. All unidentified bodies in New York are sent to Hart Island, the greatest tax backed cemetery in the earth, for interment after being captured in the morgue. Situated east of City Island within the Long Island Sound, burials in the 101 acre cemetery are done by Rikers Island inmates. To me, locating a fingerprint match was a sign this may be it, but I required more,' said Mrs. Fulda. 'I got a medical record per week or therefore before that has been really pareve. It gave fat, top and pathology and also stated the human body under consideration were circumcised. Which was important but nonetheless perhaps not conclusive.'

Remaining evidence finally got in the type of a morgue picture, which Mrs. Fulda acquired in the mail last Thursday. I open this bag and there's the image of anyone who'd passed on. It was certainly him,' described Mrs. Fulda. 'The next day, I approached some of the folks he'd been touching in Williamsburg, since I'd no idea how to start taking good care of things. Chased Shell Emes called me straight away. They're a fantastic institution. Chased Shell Emes has established that they're in the process of beginning the process of disinterment

as a way to give Beck a suitable kevura, an operation that'll take more time given the prolonged holiday weekend.

We want to get a death certificate and the correct permits,' explained Mandy Rosenberg of Chased Shell Emes. 'We have now been touching the Queens Certificate of Disposition at Rikers Island which manages the potter's field. When we've the proper paperwork in position we could just do it and give him the funeral he deserves. ''I am happy that we at Chased Shell Emes managed to be described as a section of this great action and help bring closure for the household and give him a Jewish burial,' included neighborhood activist and Chesed Shel Emes member Zvi Gluck. Mrs. Fulda told VIN News that while she continued to hope that her brother could be found properly, after such an extended absence without any contact she was concerned that something had happened to him.

We called law enforcement, examined with hospital, submitted symptoms everywhere, both in Brooklyn and in-the Catskills,' remembered Mrs. Fulda. 'We ran a comprehensive research and my dad called mekubalim in Retz Yisroel. Though it didn't seem hopeful, we never quit and I was often misspelled that we must be able to carry him to kever yisroel. Mrs. Fulda hopes to bury her brother, Yisroel Meir dan R' Yitzchok Eizik anywhere near Williamsburg. I want for him to stay a spot where he's available to individuals he was close with. H-e was perfectly known in Williamsburg and I'd like for visitors to manage to get there and daven for him,' said Mrs. Fulda.