There have been 14 bodies found in the Houston bayous in 2025. A
There have been 14 bodies found in the Houston bayous in 2025. A
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There have been 14 bodies found in the Houston bayous in 2025. And 5 just this week. Mayor says they are not related and there's no serial killer as people speculate online. Reports say autopsy and forensic data is being collected. But if they don't have that yet on the latest 5 this week, how can they know the deaths are not related? www.houstonpublicmed ia.org/articles/news /houston/2025/09/23/ 531734/no-seria
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There have been 14 bodies found in the Houston bayous in 2025. And 5 just this week. Mayor says they are not related and there's no serial killer as people speculate online. Reports say autopsy and forensic data is being collected. But if they don't have that yet on the latest 5 this week, how can they know the deaths are not related? www.houstonpublicmed ia.org/articles/news /houston/2025/09/23/ 531734/no-seria
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There have been 14 bodies found in the Houston bayous in 2025. And 5 just this week. Mayor says they are not related and there's no serial killer as people speculate online. Reports say autopsy and forensic data is being collected. But if they don't have that yet on the latest 5 this week, how can they know the deaths are not related? www.houstonpublicmed ia.org/articles/news /houston/2025/09/23/ 531734/no-seria
"We will make this a safer city," Whitmire said of his plans going forward. "We will do it by recruiting more officers, supporting the officers we have, the coalition building with other agencies. Our infrastructure will be repaired and fixed, not only streets but water. Great cities do not boil their water for two days." - John Whitmire, December 10, 3023
FRUGAL, wmubronco and justanirishgirl reacted There have been 14 bodies found in the Houston bayous in 2025. And 5 just this week. Mayor says they are not related and there's no serial killer as people speculate online. Reports say autopsy and forensic data is being collected. But if they don't have that yet on the latest 5 this week, how can they know the deaths are not related? www.houstonpublicmed ia.org/articles/news /houston/2025/09/23/ 531734/no-seria
I still say cereal (I know) killer until otherwise published with details determining why it's not.
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I would think many were homeless folks. I think one was UH student.
FatCop, buffaloglenn and justanirishgirl reacted I still say cereal (I know) killer until otherwise published with details determining why it's not.
I would think many were homeless folks. I think one was UH student.
Kathy Whitmire? She's been gone a while back but may have something to do with it...
kingwooddiscgolf : One was a student. Vibrant young girl who is seen on video at a restaurant with friends earlier that evening.
eighteen : WTH does that even mean? Sounds like you are making light of this.
Perhaps a new breed of "criminals" that are use to dumping bodies in waterways back where they come from?....* Gray box warning: Please keep the forums civil. Gray box info Details+Dispute
kingwooddiscgolf : Yep.
I still say cereal (I know) killer until otherwise published with details determining why it's not.
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