Today on Oldest Olympians, we are continuing our look into new Olympic missing links. These are individuals for whom we have suggestions for a date or year of death, but for whom we cannot confirm the information through reliable sources. Today, we have another four names to look into.

First we have Pakistani field hockey player Khawaja Muhammad Taqi, born in 1918. Taqi represented his country in the tournament at the 1948 London Games, where Pakistan lost the bronze medal match to the Netherlands and placed fourth. He later worked as a coach, and while Wikipedia has listed him as dying in both July 1967 and 1968, we have not found a confirmed date of death.

Next we have Tunisian fencer Raoul Barouch, born May 12, 1916. Barouch represented his country in the individual event of each discipline at the 1960 Rome Games, but was eliminated in the first round every time. Several versions of Wikipedia list his date of death as October 17, 2006 and his place of death as Jerusalem, but we have no reliable sources to verify these facts.

Then, we have Indian cyclist Suchha Singh, born July 21, 1933. Singh represented his country in the sprint at the 1964 Tokyo Games, where he was eliminated in the round one repêchage. He was noted as still being alive in a 2022 article, but someone added a date of death of March 20, 2023 to his Wikipedia page. Unfortunately, they did not include a source that we could check to confirm this.

Finally, we have South Korean speed skater Jo Yun-Sik, born July 24, 1931. Jo represented his country in the 500 and 1000 metres events at the 1956 Cortina d’Ampezzo Games, placing joint-34^th and joint-42^nd respectively. He was later involved heavily in the administration of the sport in his country, and was still alive in 2018. Korean Wikipedia has a date of death of January 28, 2020, but with no source, and we could not locate one ourselves.