TX TX - Houston, Sheldon Reservoir, UnkMale Adult, partial remains, gators nearby, Sep'20

[victoriarobinson642]

This is certainly a strange one, added to NAMUS Friday.
(The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs))
If anyone can find media articles, that would be great.

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Sex - Male
Race / Ethnicity - Uncertain
Estimated Age Group - Adult
Height - 5' 10"-6' 2"(70-74 inches) , Estimated
Weight - Cannot Estimate

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Circumstances
Type - Unidentified Deceased
Date Body Found - September 26, 2020
NamUs Case Created - March 5, 2021
ME/C QA Reviewed--
Location Found Map
Location - Houston, Texas
County - Harris County
Found On Tribal Land - No
Circumstances of Recovery - Partial remains (pelvis and legs) found in Sheldon Reservoir after passersby observed multiple alligators in the area.

Details of Recovery
Condition of Remains - Not recognizable - Partial remains with soft tissues

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[Nsampson]

So I was unable to find any sort of news on this case, except for a post on Facebook from Ed Gonzalez, the Sheriff of Harris County but I'm not sure about linking to a Facebook post

 

[elmomom]

So I was unable to find any sort of news on this case, except for a post on Facebook from Ed Gonzalez, the Sheriff of Harris County but I'm not sure about linking to a Facebook post

I have alerted your post, but as far as I know, we are allowed to link to FB if it is a LE post.

 

[Sillybilly]

So I was unable to find any sort of news on this case, except for a post on Facebook from Ed Gonzalez, the Sheriff of Harris County but I'm not sure about linking to a Facebook post

Social media accounts for MSM and/or LE are definitely approved sources at Websleuths.

 

[Nsampson]

Awesome here is the link
Ed Gonzalez
It seems so bizarre that this is all that was posted about the incident, then again that same day there was a fatal shooting in the same area so its possible this is an area where things like this aren't terribly uncommon.

 

[Tbone144]

Awesome here is the link
Ed Gonzalez
It seems so bizarre that this is all that was posted about the incident, then again that same day there was a fatal shooting in the same area so its possible this is an area where things like this aren't terribly uncommon.

I work on this side of town, sadly it’s not very uncommon. The alligators add a twist to it but there are quite a few shootings over here, occasional body as well.