no, the pilots remains were taken away and buried somewhere else in 1945...and the wreck was moved and buried.
The wreck was an upgraded A5 that had A8 features.
It crashed in the first week of August 1944 flying alone and trailing smoke. She was flying to the direction of Cesis (Wenden), which was near a JG54 airfield.
Eyewitness say that this was the only airplane seen that day. They saw the smoke trailing the aircraft…and she flew alone (no Russian or other German aircraft were in the area). Suspect it was downed by anti-aircraft fire. She flew in a North-West direction, straight toward Cesis (Wenden), then turned 180 degrees and crashed. The wreck was found just east of Ergli, Latvia (Russia).
The only recorded loss we know in this area is that of Horst Adameit from 1/JG54, as it matches the direction, battle, time and distance. Horst's was an A-5 (W. Nr. 155960) that was upgraded to A8, and that is that is exactly what was found. Also props were of the later type…
We know 100% it was JG54 as that was the only base in the area (also the direction of flight)...
No other losses are recorded on this date...
So we are 99.9% confident it was Ademeit's...