CUSTER TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Authorities say people who
were looking for deer antlers found the bodies of two long-dead men in a
tent in Michigan’s northern Lower Peninsula.
The Traverse City
Record-Eagle, The Grand Rapids Press and TV station WPBN-WTOM say the
bodies were found Wednesday night in Antrim County’s Custer Township.
It’s near Mancelona and about 30 miles east-northeast of Traverse City.
Antrim
County Sheriff Dan Bean says it unknown if either man had wounds or
trauma. Autopsies are planned Friday at Spectrum Health Blodgett
hospital in Grand Rapids.
Bean says the men’s clothing was
tattered and was decomposing after one of Michigan’s coldest and
snowiest winters ever. He says the tent didn’t have a heater.
The sheriff says there are no missing people cases in the county that match the men.
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CUSTER TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Authorities say people who
were looking for deer antlers found the bodies of two long-dead men in a
tent in Michigan’s northern Lower Peninsula.
The Traverse City
Record-Eagle, The Grand Rapids Press and TV station WPBN-WTOM say the
bodies were found Wednesday night in Antrim County’s Custer Township.
It’s near Mancelona and about 30 miles east-northeast of Traverse City.
Antrim
County Sheriff Dan Bean says it unknown if either man had wounds or
trauma. Autopsies are planned Friday at Spectrum Health Blodgett
hospital in Grand Rapids.
Bean says the men’s clothing was
tattered and was decomposing after one of Michigan’s coldest and
snowiest winters ever. He says the tent didn’t have a heater.
The sheriff says there are no missing people cases in the county that match the men.
Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights
reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or
redistributed.