Another physique was discovered within the fashionable Lady Bird Lake in Austin, Texas, the place different deceased people have been discovered not too long ago.
The newest physique discovered joins the rising thriller after no less than 6 extra our bodies have been discovered all year long within the lake in 2024. On Friday, police have been known as to analyze reviews of a useless particular person within the water close to 1st Street Bridge and the 300 block of Cesar Chavez.
The Austin Police Department (APD) stated that they don’t suspect foul play because the physique confirmed no indicators of trauma, however are investigating the incident.
Despite APD trying to quell neighborhood fears, questions and hypothesis have run rampant. Police have attributed a lot of the deaths to unintended drowning as a result of lake’s proximity to nightclubs and bars.
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Mounted police patrolling down Rainey Street after a number of our bodies appeared in a close-by lake. (Matteo Cina/Fox News Digital)
The most up-to-date physique was discovered on December 1. The sufferer was not too long ago recognized as 73-year-old Thi Lang Nguyen. Austin police stated that there’s nothing linked to the opposite deaths this 12 months.
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In September, a person was behaving erratically close to East Cesar Chavez and Nueces Streets. He then went into the water and didn’t resurface. He was later pulled out and pronounced dead.
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Back in February, a girl’s physique was discovered within the water about 20 toes from the north shore and in April, a fisherman noticed one other particular person floating within the water.
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In July, a person was affected by blunt pressure trauma on the path close to Rainey Street. The man was pronounced useless a short while later.
In September, a physique was discovered alongside a path close to the lake off Pleasant Valley Road.
Fox News Digital has reached out to the APD for remark.
Fox News Digital’s Louis Casiano contributed to this report.
