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Decomposed body has not ye been identified.

December 10, 2018

Decomposed body has not ye been identified.
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PHILIPSBURG:---The Police Department has not yet been able to positively identify the person whose decomposing body was found in a shack in the bushes behind the Emergency homes (911 Project) located in Union Farm area.
The body of the male victim was located by residents of that area on Saturday, December 1st and as of yet has not yet been identified. According to the report, the nick-name of the male victim is “So-So”. He is between the ages of 75 and 80 years old. The Police Department is asking family-members or anyone who is missing a family member form some time to get in contact with the department by calling 54-22222 ext. 208 or 211.

KPSM Press Release.

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