This report about bodies being found in the bayous around Houston state there is no serial killer involved. I can understand the reasoning. Houston is large, the bayous/drainage canals, are many, and the cost of a funeral is way beyond what people want to spend on someone that may only be an acquaintance, or as broke as they are. It's a sign of the times. The bodies will be treated with respect, and cremated after an autopsy. That, and without any sign of criminal violence, an investigation will be short.
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Wow. We're broke. Let's throw grandma in the ditch like an old mattress.
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I doubt it's grandma. More than likely, it's some of the homeless that have no resources, are addicted, or woefully ignorant of how to deal with a death. It's sad, and it's an indicator of the ills of society in large cities.
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