elzoller
El Guac-Oh
cross post from WMBA
http://www.lohud.com/article/20090806/NEWS02/908060431
WTF!!! :scared::scared::scared::scared:
http://www.lohud.com/article/20090806/NEWS02/908060431
WTF!!! :scared::scared::scared::scared:
Westchester police: Body found in Blue Mountain Reservation
- Thread starter elzoller
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It says Croton Point Park, thats by the river.
VelocityBoy
"Sleeveless Joe"
And yet another good reason to wear a helmet.
Swinging cadavors.
Swinging cadavors.
elzoller
El Guac-Oh
August 7, 2009
Body found hanging at Blue Mountain Reservation
Robert Marchant
The Journal News
PEEKSKILL - A group of hikers stumbled across a dead man hanging from a tree yesterday afternoon at Blue Mountain Reservation.
Westchester County police had not determined the man's identity as of yesterday evening.
Investigators said they had not ruled out foul play in the man's death, while suicide was a strong possibility.
The man's body, found in a remote section of the 1,500-acre county park that straddles Peekskill and Cortlandt, was partially decomposed.
"It appears the body was here for several days," said Capt. Thomas Gleason of the county police.
The state of decomposition was so far advanced that police were unclear how old the man was or what his racial background was.
Police were called at 12:30 p.m. after the hikers made the discovery.
The body was about 50 yards away from a path in a section of the park that is not well-traveled, near Montrose Station Road, police said,.
"If these people didn't find it, it would have been there for a while longer," Gleason said.
The body was hanging from a rope. A small rock ledge was nearby.
A police dog was brought in to search the area, and forensic investigators checked the body and the immediate surroundings.
The man was wearing cargo-style shorts, a T-shirt and Adidas sneakers.
Anyone with information about the matter may call police at 800-898-8477 or send an e-mail to tips@wccops.com.
http://www.lohud.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2009908070335
That cop is parked in my spot!!
Body found hanging at Blue Mountain Reservation
Robert Marchant
The Journal News
PEEKSKILL - A group of hikers stumbled across a dead man hanging from a tree yesterday afternoon at Blue Mountain Reservation.
Westchester County police had not determined the man's identity as of yesterday evening.
Investigators said they had not ruled out foul play in the man's death, while suicide was a strong possibility.
The man's body, found in a remote section of the 1,500-acre county park that straddles Peekskill and Cortlandt, was partially decomposed.
"It appears the body was here for several days," said Capt. Thomas Gleason of the county police.
The state of decomposition was so far advanced that police were unclear how old the man was or what his racial background was.
Police were called at 12:30 p.m. after the hikers made the discovery.
The body was about 50 yards away from a path in a section of the park that is not well-traveled, near Montrose Station Road, police said,.
"If these people didn't find it, it would have been there for a while longer," Gleason said.
The body was hanging from a rope. A small rock ledge was nearby.
A police dog was brought in to search the area, and forensic investigators checked the body and the immediate surroundings.
The man was wearing cargo-style shorts, a T-shirt and Adidas sneakers.
Anyone with information about the matter may call police at 800-898-8477 or send an e-mail to tips@wccops.com.
http://www.lohud.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2009908070335
That cop is parked in my spot!!
BiknBen
Well-Known Member
Ewwww!!! I'm trying to keep my breakfast down. :drooling:
wonderturtle
Well-Known Member
"The state of decomposition was so far advanced that police were unclear how old the man was or what his racial background was."
that is just a shame......ending a sentence in a preposition.
that is just a shame......ending a sentence in a preposition.
idbrian
Crotch Rot
PEEKSKILL - Police released the identity today of a man who was found hanged last week in the Blue Mountain Reservation.
Westchester County police said that the medical examiner has ruled the death of James F. Bodeker, 31, of 1783 Jackson St., Mohegan Lake, as a suicide.
He was found hanging from a tree on Thursday. Hikers found his body near Montrose Station Road in a remote area of the 1,500-acre county park.
Westchester County police said that the medical examiner has ruled the death of James F. Bodeker, 31, of 1783 Jackson St., Mohegan Lake, as a suicide.
He was found hanging from a tree on Thursday. Hikers found his body near Montrose Station Road in a remote area of the 1,500-acre county park.