Mystery after anglers find decomposing body ‘tangled in a tree’ with a single gunshot wound on the river bank

The decomposing body of a 27-year-old man was found on a riverbank by anglers with a single gunshot wound.

The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office in Florida found the body “tangled in a tree,” according to the office. Facebook post.

Anglers called 911 after spotting a decomposing body on the riverbank

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Anglers called 911 after spotting a decomposing body on the riverbankSource: Facebook/Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office
MPs had to come by boat to reach the area

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MPs had to come by boat to reach the areaSource: Facebook/Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office

The sheriff’s office identified the man as Colby Wilcher. WEAR reported.

The cause of death has yet to be confirmed.

“Investigators are treating the death as suspicious based on the autopsy results,” officials with the sheriff’s office said the Sacramento Bee.

The body was discovered around 3 p.m. Monday in the Florida Panhandle.

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A group of anglers saw the body tangled in trees and then called 911, the sheriff’s office said.

Officials said the deputies traveled to the scene by boat to investigate the site because it was difficult to access by land.

The sheriff’s department has not reported anyone recently missing, according to the Sacramento Bee.

“Investigators say there is no apparent clue as to the cause of death, so it is not known at this time if foul play played a role,” the sheriff’s office said.

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