Authorities believe the body to be that of Lindsey Marie Piccone, 21, who has been missing for almost two months, said Bensalem Director of Public Safety Fred Harran. Authorities still are investigating.
Harran did not say why authorities believe the body is Piccone's or reveal the cause of death.
However, Tyler State Park Manager Brian Flores said late Tuesday that one of his employees found the remains while doing an annual high grass mowing about 75 yards off Dairy Hill Trail near the rear of the park in Northampton.
He would not say if any weapons were found near the body, but did say the body was clothed when it would found at about 10:30 a.m.
"That grass was about 5 feet tall during the summer and we normally mow it at this time of the year. He saw what he thought was a body and went over to look. He called me," Flores said.
Flores said the area where the body was found had been searched, but due to the high grass, the K-9s likely could not get a scent.
"Our deer hunt is Dec. 7, and we had a feeling something might come up once we cut the grass. The state police are working the case and we do not know if it is Lindsey yet," he said.
Piccone went missing Sept. 6 and her car was found that night in the 1,711-acre park. Rangers then closed the park for several days so numerous agencies — including state police, local police, fire departments and ambulance squads, and a Philadelphia police helicopter with infrared surveying technology — could search for her. They found nothing.
Authorities closed the park, which also falls in Newtown Township and Wrightstown, again on Oct. 20 for a second search, and again found nothing.
. I hope searchers can learn something from this case. She was good at hiding herself, it seems 
