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Mystery as decomposed naked body found in a ditch by a railroad worker sparks police appeal for information
A DECOMPOSED naked body has been found in a ditch near the rail tracks, according to reports.
The man was found by a Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad worker in Wichita Falls, Texas on Tuesday morning.
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Cops and detectives rushed to the scene after receiving a call from the worker, reports.
Wichita Falls police said the man had no clothes on.
The man hasn’t been formally identified and his remains have been sent for an autopsy, according to Sgt. Charlie Epper.
A cause of death hasn’t been revealed as it’s not known how the man died.
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Cops are appealing for people to come forward if they know any details.
Anyone with information should call WFPD at their non-emergency number 940-720-5000
Alternatively, Crime Stoppers can be contacted at 940-322-9888.
It comes after two severely burned bodies were found inside a burning car in the Bronx, New York on May 16.
Authorities found a Honda Accord car engulfed in flames alongside the road.
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After the flames were extinguished, two unidentified bodies were discovered.
Police said one body was found in the vehicle's driver's seat and the other was located in the front passenger seat, the reports.
Both individuals were pronounced dead at the scene.
And, mom-of-four Angela Mitchell, 24, was found dead in the trunk of her own vehicle in Texas City on May 11 – days after she was reported missing.
Cops received several reports of a foul smell emanating from the car.
Angela’s mom Georgia said she reported her missing on May 6 to Dickinson police, according to
She then tracked her location to Texas City, but she claimed police wouldn’t help her.
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Georgia said: “She was thrown away like she was garbage. She was dumped like she was a piece of garbage. Who does that? Who does that to a mother?”
Officials have not determined Angela’s cause of death as investigations continue.
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