[nickcarraway]

He committed suicide in an ornament closet? That seems weird to me. They noticed a smell, but they didn't connect it to the missing man?

[albie]

Something fishy going on here

[Red Badger]

[z3n]

I agree.

Also, would a thorough search of the home occur in a missing persons case?

If a corpse is allowed to fully decompose, it’s very difficult to be specific about the cause of death. Seems a little convenient if there was ‘foul play’

[Codeflier]

It’s a hoarding home. That is a key piece of information. Dead relatives and pets have been found before in hoarding homes.

[ClearCase_guy]

Missing person?
Foul odor?

The cops didn’t have a dog who might know the difference between sewage and death?

[one guy in new jersey]

Or perhaps an accident?

[Valpal1]

Police described the house as a “hoarder home,” which made it difficult to conduct a complete search for the missing man — and the odor, Jennifer said, was never overwhelming

[PGR88]

I tell you, I get no respect....I told my wife a man is like wine, he gets better with age. She locked me in the cellar.

Rodney Dangerfield

[Phlap]

Something is rotten in Denmark. lol

[DoughtyOne]

This story stinks, and not just the odor of a rotting body.

[Vaduz]

Odor coming from the home for months but believed it was sewage.

The game is afoot Watson.

[grey_whiskers]

Not much of a housekeeper, is she?

Any man in her position would have been arrested with no bail or bail in the $1 million range because equality.

[heavy metal]

that stinks...

[TalBlack]

I’ve smelled that smell more than once and it does NOT smell like sewage.

[stylecouncilor]

Ping

[Ann Archy]

Riiiiigghht.

[muir_redwoods]

I got a look at her, I don’t blame him.