Police investigating the death of an unidentified man in the Blue Mountains area of New South Wales are using new DNA-related findings to try to establish his identity, according to multiple outlets. The man, informally referred to as the “Echo Point Man,” was found dead in bushland about 22 years ago. Reporting says a DNA breakthrough has produced fresh evidence that renews investigative efforts and is expected to help narrow or determine who the man is. While details of the specific results are not provided in the summaries, all sources describe the development as a significant step forward in a long-running cold case. The new evidence comes as authorities continue searching for the identity of the man and aim to bring closure to the matter. The case has remained unresolved for more than two decades, and the updates emphasize the potential of the new DNA information to link the remains to identifiable records or relatives, supporting further forensic and investigative work. Police continue with their inquiries following the DNA findings.