Posted on 02/29/2004 9:08:50 AM PST by aculeus
Newburgh, NY: Here's a mystery that would challenge even Sherlock Holmes.
A man's body is found floating in the Hudson River. He's wearing scuba gear and a face mask.
(Excerpt) Read more at cdnn.info ...
They're big, they're bad and they're back!
How about a suicide mission?? Alqueda leads the way in “no witness” missions.
That’s a bummer. He was probably searching for bodies from the plane crash but it turns out everybody on the plane survived. There ought to be a better method for getting immediate headcount of airplane crash survivors so that we don’t have to risk the lives of others searching for bodies that don’t exist.
Especially since it's been almost five years.
Check the date of the article. I wonder if they ever figured this out?
Musta had a heck of an airtank to stay in the water nearly 5 years waiting for the plane to showup.
Ah... I hadn’t noticed the date.
I was gonna ask if he got hit by an airplane.
Not one of the more common ways to die while scuba diving, I suppose.
I guess they haven't found anything yet? It happened almost five years ago.
NEWBURGH, N.Y. (26 Apr 2004) — The body of a man found floating in the Hudson River wearing scuba gear two months ago has been identified, authorities said.
Newburgh town police said Friday that Juan Carlos Galo-Argueta, 22, was an illegal alien from Honduras who had been living in Houston.
His body, clad in full scuba gear, was discovered Feb. 22 by the crew of a cargo ship that had delivered coal to Dynergy’s Danskammer power plant.
He will be buried next week by the Orange County Coroners Office.
Authorities declined to say what Galo-Argueta was doing in the Newburgh area, 80 miles south of Albany, due to an ongoing customs and immigration investigation, but said he had no connection to the cargo ship.
Another back from the dead thread!
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