Mystery as two dead bodies found in van as police confirm deaths weren’t natural
THE bodies of two people were found in the backyard of a home on Saturday.
Police arrived at the home in Indianapolis on a report of two male bodies spotted near the home.
However, when police arrived, it was determined that the two individuals were one man and one woman.
The bodies were inside a van and police reported that the deaths were not natural.
Foul play is not suspected at this time but investigators believe the deaths might have been from a double overdose.
The grisly discovery was found on the 2600 block of Mars Hill Street on the city’s southwest side.
ANOTHER MYSTERY
Earlier this month, the mystery of a man’s decomposing body stuffed in a suitcase in the state had a shocking twist.
Larry Terry went missing in March 2019 and, while his murder still remains unsolved his cause of death was revealed.
The Marion County Coroner’s office confirmed that Terry’s cause of death was asphyxia due to strangulation.
“Nobody deserves to be killed like that. Nobody,” said Terry’s aunt, Donna Moore to .
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The Indiana Metropolitan Police Department was investigating Terry's death as a murder, according to FOX59.
They have said that the investigation is ongoing, but three years later, there has still been no resolution.
While Terry's family thinks he may have been murdered by someone he knew, there has not yet been an arrest in the case.
“It’s been three years and nothing has been done. It feels like it’s been swept under the carpet. It’s devastating. I mean it really is,” said Moore.
Terry's family is offering $1,000 from their own funds for information leading to a resolution in the case.