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Kochu said she has been on the phone with police in Pittsburgh and Wheeling since the remains were pulled out of the water.
“They think the person came from up north. The detective said the body was very bloated and discolored, so they weren't sure if he was black or white,” Kochu said. “He had no clothes on, but they feel the current is so strong that they could have come off in the water. The detective said it appears the body had been in the water for anywhere from one to three months.”
Kochu said she has not been contacted about the results of an autopsy scheduled for Monday.
Was there something about the body that was pulled from the water that made it more or less likely to be Paul, or have those details not been released? Either way prayers for the family of whomever this individual is. Any idea how long an ID or rule out should most likely take?
Yes, and this missing person isn't getting much if any attention from media at all.There's also Andre Gray, missing from Pittsburgh since October.
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...y-County-23-October-2014&highlight=andre+gray
It is very possible that any body that travels in icy water will be beat up. I'm wondering if dentals would be useless if the body was jostled around too much. The discolored worries me. That could be from dirty water, time in the water or other factors. Discolored could mean lighter, like the body fluid has totally been replaced by water and the body looked also tranlucent or darker, like major decomp and sun exposure. Bodies do weird things in water but thankfully it's cold. Remember the bodies they were pulling during Katrina? Heat is bad.
The part saying "he was a big guy" is useless to me. A body can bloat 2-3x bigger than it original size.
Sorry for anyone who just ate lunch.
So, if the body found is indeed PK, how far would he have traveled in the river..approx?