Decomposing body of male found in sea in Falmouth
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June 15, 2024

Decomposing body of male found in sea in Falmouth

TRELAWNY, Jamaica — An unidentified male is suspected to have drowned in Falmouth, Trelawny on Friday.

Police report that around 2:02 pm, the decomposing body of the man was found floating in the sea in the vicinity of the Falmouth Pier.

The police were summoned and the body retrieved from the sea.

The Falmouth police are conducting investigations.

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