There have been 14 bodies found in the Houston bayous in 2025. A

KingwoodNana : I know Investigators have to be more intelligent than that.

eighteen : investigators? What about instigators?

eighteen : If one body is dumped in Greens bayou, and another in Sims Bayou, they very likely are not related. That's basic common sense.

buffaloglenn : And another found in Brays/Buffalo Bayou. That tells me they have transportation. Why would you stick to/dump the bodies in the same location, if you're a SK? Also, do we know where in Greens Bayou? That runs through the golf course in fall creek and I think over off of Wilson Rd.

eighteen : Because serial killers know that transporting bodies today is an easy way to get caught. Not to mention it's a lot of work.

buffaloglenn : LISK, look at that case! Of course, he looks like White Andre the Giant.

eighteen : Bodies were all dumped in a small area, and Heuerman was identified as a suspect via his vehicle. Transporting leads to getting caught.

EddyFree :
Grotesque.

Serial Killer. Maybe place trail cameras up and down and few on buildings facing the bayou night vision kind.

MissAmericanPie :
We have bodies in the bayous. Sounds grisly, doesn't it? A city awash in whispers of serial killers, lurking in the shadows of Brays and Buffalo Bayou, spinning their morbid legends. But let's not get ahead of ourselves.You see, Houston's bayous have always had their secrets. Fourteen bodies this year? Twenty-four last year. Eight to nine is par for the course if not more, if you're paying attention...and I always do. Accidents. Suicides. Unfortunate souls swept away by storms or by life itself. Not everything floating in the water is a sign of a predator. Sometimes, it's just… tragedy.People crave monsters. It's easier than accepting the messier truth... that cities neglect their lost, that the homeless die unseen, that storms and silence kill more efficiently than any one man ever could.A killer? Maybe. But not the killer you want. Not yet.There's a scene in The Messenger. Joan of Arc questioning her faith, caught between divine purpose and delusion. It's not the history that matters, but the idea: when faced with infinite possibilities, clarity becomes a luxury. The scene isn't about saints... it's about the unbearable ambiguity of choice. And that, I think, illustrates the point I am trying to make rather well.

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I saw on the news that another body in the bayou was found overnight

Sixth body recovered within two weeks.www.khou.com/article /news/local/body-fou nd-bayou-commerce-mi lam-downtown-hoBayou SK

Cl1974 : Well, as often as everyone on here asks for people to source their information, or to post accurate information, I figured I would help the OP out, along with the general public.Now, if you call that nitpicking, I'm sure you have that same opinion about comments from the general KDC population.