Suspects identified to be "Somerton man"

The first suspect identified to be "Somerton man" was Alfred Boxall. However, the police traced him at Marouba and he was still alive. Alfred still had the book of Rubaiyat with him and the book was still completely intact and there was no ripped page in the book. Therefore, Alfred was not the identity of the "Somerton man". The second suspect identified was E.C. Johnson. However, Johnson went to the police station to declare that he was still alive and he was not dead man found at Somerton beach. 

The third suspect identified to be Somerton man was Kliment Voroshilov who was a famous Russian Marshal. He died in 1969. He was aged 67 at the time when "Somerton man" was found dead. Therefore, he was too old to be "Somerton man" 

 

A picture of Kliment Voroshilov 

The fourth suspect identified was Robert Walsh. However, Robert was much much older than the man who was found dead on Somerton beach. Walsh was a woodcutter but there was no sign of labour on the "Somerton man" hands. Thus, Robert was not the "Somerton man"