Reports say that a body “wrapped” in a “decomposition state” was kicked out of the water by fishermen off the coast of Massachusetts.
The unnamed fishing boat was working Friday morning, about 40 miles from the Boston coast. People reported.
The crew quickly reported the horrifying find to the U.S. Coast Guard, but Massachusetts State Police responded to the scene first.
“The body, wrapped and in disassembly, is currently located in the Chief Medical Inspector's office for autopsy purposes,” the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office told the outlet Sunday.
“There is no further information at this time.”
Oddly photos obtained by TMZ It shows a body that appears to be tied around the arms with a rope or belt lying on a blue tarp along the container.
The Coast Guard and the DA office said they were investigating.
The DA's office told the outlet that it could not confirm the body's name, age or gender, and the cause of death has not been revealed yet.
“There is no conclusion at this point,” the authorities said. “The Chief Medical Examination Office is doing autopsies, which may help provide some answers.”
This post was contacted the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office for comment.
The horrifying discovery comes months after the man's body was found measured with stone in the water just off Riverside Park in New York City.
In September, the body of an unidentified man believed to be between his mid-30s and 40s was found at about 7:15 a.m. on the Hudson River on West 79th Avenue and Riverside Drive.
Investigators saw the incident as suspicious, officers said at the time.
The body being pulled from Boston's water is similar to when a fisherman was caught in a body that had been disassembled from a Brooklyn pier.
The body, which police said was broken down to the point of defining identity, was found floating around Canalcy Pier in Brooklyn before 4pm in January 2021.
Queens Fisherman Edmund Stringa said he went to the pier to fish on Monday but lost a hook when it was caught by a big one.
He said the next day he returned with a stronger line and a bigger hook, merely engulfing his broken down body.
“It was really heavy. I pulled out a bit and looked at my shoes, my pants,” he said.
“I thought it was suspicious. I knew it wasn't a fish.”
