The body of a missing man was found floating inside a water tank on San Antonio Water System’s treatment plant property, according to police.
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– The body of a missing man was found floating inside a water tank at San Antonio Water System’s treatment plant property, according to San Antonio police.A worker was checking the water diversion tank and noticed a body floating in the water face down. Police said the worker notified another person to confirm that what he found was a human body since manikins are sometimes found in the water tank.The San Antonio Fire Department’s Hazmat Unit responded to the scene to remove the body because it was located inside a sewage tank, police said.
When the body was removed from the tank, it had obvious signs of decomposition, but there were not any trauma-inflicted wounds.The day before the body was found inside the tank, a worker found a backpack with credit cards and two cell phones next to it. When police entered the name on the credit cards through a computerized system, it returned as a missing person.Spencer Heath is a Digital Journalist at KSAT. Spencer graduated from the University of Texas at Austin, where he studied Radio-Television-Film. He’s worked as a journalist in San Antonio since June of 2022. Outside the newsroom, he enjoys watching movies and spending time with family.
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