Couple Arrested After Plastic-Wrapped Body Found in San Antonio Home
Deputies found a body wrapped in plastic and blood evidence at the home, and three people were detained as investigators prepared search warrants.
- On Sunday, July 26, Bexar County deputies discovered a body wrapped in plastic inside a closet while investigating a missing person report at a Weston Oaks home.
- Deputies responded to the Fort Leonard and Yturria Ranch address after reports that a 30-year-old man had left the residence while suffering from "night terrors."
- Evidence of blood and physical trauma led Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar to describe the circumstances as "highly suspicious," with investigators finding signs someone attempted to clean the scene.
- Three people—"two females and a male"—were detained for questioning; investigators plan to execute search warrants at the first home and a second residence linked to the detainees.
- Salazar said investigators are awaiting the medical examiner's findings, though authorities are operating under the assumption the death is likely a homicide based on evidence of trauma and scene cleanup.
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‘Highly suspicious’: Married couple had the body of a dead man wrapped ‘tightly’ in plastic stowed away inside their closet, police say
Left inset: Christopher Henson. Right inset: Margaret Brown (Bexar County Sheriff’s Office). Background: The Texas home where Christopher Henson and Margaret Brown allegedly cleaned the scene where a man’s body was found stowed away in a closet (KSAT/YouTube). A married Texas couple had a dead man’s body wrapped “tightly” in plastic inside their closet, with...
Body wrapped in plastic found during search for missing man in Far West Side neighborhood
SAN ANTONIO - Deputies searching for a missing 30-year-old man in Bexar County instead found a body wrapped in plastic inside a home, prompting what the sheriff
Bexar County authorities arrested two people for interfering with evidence after finding a plastic-wrapped body inside a closet in a residence. According to Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar, the authorities believe it is a homicide, but wait for the results of the Forensic Doctor. Suspects were identified as Margaret Brown and Christopher Henson, both husbands. Salazar indicated that the victim suffered several cuts that may have claimed her …
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