July 18th 2024.
The news of two decomposed bodies being found inside an 18-wheeler in northwest Houston has left many in shock. It was a strange and eerie sight, resembling something out of a horror movie. According to officials, the bodies were in such a state that they looked like mummies.
The discovery was made overnight when firefighters were called to the scene. They had to use a ladder truck to access the interior of the 18-wheeler, where the bodies were located. The Houston police were also on the scene, trying to piece together what had happened.
After initial investigations, it was suspected that the two individuals may have been living in the truck. The vehicle was parked on Milwee Street, not too far from W. 34th Street and US 290. The big question on everyone's mind was - what could have caused the death of these two people?
The police were unable to provide any immediate answers. The bodies were badly decomposed, making it difficult to determine the cause of death. As a result, the medical examiner's office would need to conduct further investigations.
The police were first alerted to the scene around midnight. Lieutenant R. Willkens later revealed that they were made aware of the bodies in a peculiar way. Apparently, someone at a nearby convenience store overheard a conversation between two homeless individuals. They were talking about two bodies in the back of a truck.
The concerned individual quickly called 911, and when first responders arrived, they were greeted by a fleet of donated trucks, including a Purple Heart donation truck. Upon closer inspection, they discovered a hole at the top of the truck, which appeared to have been cut out. Using a ladder, they peered inside and were met with the shocking sight of two bodies.
The police were unsure how long the two individuals had been deceased, but they did note that the bodies looked mummified. There were also other clues that suggested the two people may have been homeless and living in the truck. According to an employee at the scene, the donated trucks were filled with clothes that went to thrift stores. However, this was not the first time homeless people had cut holes into the trailers.
Howard Penright, who works at the donation center, was deeply disturbed by the news. He described the trailer where the bodies were found as being filled to the top with clothing. The thought of someone being trapped in there and unable to cry for help was heartbreaking. Penright believes that this may be the reason why no one heard anything before the discovery was made.
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