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The Byron Fire Department and Police Department responded RT 2 and Town Line Rd. in Byron after a dead body was discovered in the Rock River.
Ogle County Deputy Michael Harn has confirmed that the body is female.
At 12:30, an off duty Byron firefighter was fishing in the river. He spotted a dead body caught on a log and called the Byron Sheriff's Department and Fire Department.
The body was severely decomposed and covered with algae. There were no pants on the body.
Three Winnebago County detectives were on scene but would not comment on why they were there.
An autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow at 9:00 A.M. in the Ogle County Morgue.
http://mystateline.com/fulltext-news?nxd_id=363732
"severely decomposed" - what are the odds that another woman died weeks ago in that area under suspicious circumstances?
I think the closest recent one was from Joliet .. a week before Katrina.
What are the chances? It's just downstream from where she lives.. a 10 minute drive ..
The river changes direction from east-west to north-south right in that area. So it would be a natural area for debris to collect. It's no coincidence that both a log and a body were found in that spot. Of course, someone pointed out that there is a dam. So one would think that might have stopped a body from floating that far.
I have no idea how long the body has been there. The depth is only 5 feet. So, to me, this indicates that the body was placed in the water relatively close to where it was located.
How far away is Joliet?
A log was found today too? Where did you get that from?
I believe someone said the body was found on or by a log. In other words, the log may have stopped the body.