The waters of Lake Texas remain a mystery, as dozens of young men’s bodies continue to be pulled from the depths, so the community that gives the land because rumors about the serial killer continue to rotate.
Last month, the authorities discovered the body of another man in Austin Lady Bird Lake, so the total number of waters recovered from 2022.
Officials responded to an early morning 911 call reporting a body in the water and later found a dead man, the Austin Police Department (AP) said in a report in a report by Fox News Digital.
The body was found in the same Lake Austin, where in 2024. 6 more dead persons were found
There were no bodily injuries and the police did not suspect that the foul was played, Ap. The department is currently trying to determine whether the body is recovered is a 17-year-old man who, as reported, has been missing two days earlier.
The teen family called the police after he got out of the canoe without carrying the life jackets and later disappeared, enjoying the day on the lake, the authorities said. Researchers believe he unconsciously climbed on the underwater shelf and failed to renew after his kayak was later recovered with his backpack and life jacket.
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Police revealed that the person found in the lake is wearing the same clothes as a missing teenager, but the identification is expected.
APA did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request to comment on community fears related to the serial killer.
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This discovery arises as a fear of a serial killer hiding the middle of the community, and continues to rise from the area, and the local authorities continue to reduce the risk.
“The denial of law enforcement and other authorities that these cases are the work of murder or serial killer is too early,” Dr. Carole Lieberman, a forensic psychiatrist and an expert court witness. “They do not want the public to panic about the potential serial killer, so they pay attention to all the deaths.”
According to Fox 7, from 2022 At least 38 bodies were recovered in or around Lady Bird Lake. Of the nearly three dozen bodies, 30 were reported by about 60 percent from 30 to 49 years.
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Despite the requirement of local authorities that there is no permanent risk to the public, Lieberman points out the consistency of the victims’ age and gender.
“The fact that 30 of the 38 bodies found in Lady Bird Lake and around it since 2022 are men, indicating that it can be the work of a serial killer whose desired target is men,” Lieberman said. “If the deaths were to occur simply because of accidental sinking or suicide, there will be no sex compared to another.”
One common theory circulating throughout the community shows that deaths are a date for rape drugs inserted into victim drinks visiting the bars near Rainey Street nearby, the result-popular parties near water.
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2023 February The body of Jason John, 30, was pulled out of the lake a week after he was last visible on Rainey Street. Two months later, Jonathan Honey, 33, was found one day after the last time he was visible on a visit to a popular street on a food truck.
“[Date-rape drugs] could easily plunder them to the thief and the killer, “Lieberman said. “Older men can similarly be a light prey.”
The main cause of death of Lady Bird Lake bodies in the last three years has been attributed to random drowning, Fox 7 reported. Suicide is reported to remain the second main cause, as well as natural causes and drug overdose.
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Of the 38 deaths, only one was recognized as murder – about half a dozen cases remained unknown.
“It cannot be ruled out that the so-called” random “drowning is not the result of a killer, unless there are witnesses,” Fox News Digital told Lieberman. “The killers can use the drowning as their own [modus operandi]; Similarly, suicide needs to be proved, not only is it believed that if someone was depressed. “
In addition, Lieberman pointed out the attractiveness of the possession of human remains in water bodies.
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“Water can cause body breakdown and can wash out evidence from fingerprints to DNA,” Lieberman said. “If water has movement, such as a river or creek, it can push the body away from the true scene of the crime, making it more difficult to find a killer. Some killers choose water -based crime scenes in the hope that their murder will be misunderstood as drowned, which can be difficult to proclaim.”
2023 In the report, APD sought to suppress public fears related to the possibility that a serial killer directed to the area for men, indicating the dangerous conditions of the lake when mixed with alcohol.
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“One of the usual drowning theme of the woven [in 2023] There is a combination of alcohol and easy access to Lady Bird Lake, which has many access points, ”the department said.
Police pointed out that most of the parking time died after the park’s closing time and encouraged members of the community to remember the local rules.
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However, more and more casualties continue to fall into the waters of Lady Bird Lake, and Lieberman urges the authorities not to lower their eyes to fatal coincidences associated with death.
“Unless law enforcement finds some other explanation for many deaths in Lady Bird Lake and around and around him,” Lieberman said. “Then I think you can’t ignore the probability of a serial killer.”
Fox News Michael Ruiz contributed to this report.
Original source of article: The fear of a serial killer grabs the Texas community after dozens of bodies pulled out of the lake: “Don’t ignore”