Police: Body in Hudson River linked to wallet found on George Washington Bridge
Police say they have identified the man whose body was pulled out of the Hudson River Saturday as the owner of a wallet found on the George Washington Bridge. Investigators say they are still looking
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Oct 12, 2014, 3:57 PM
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Updated 3,618 days ago
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Police say they have identified the man whose body was pulled out of the Hudson River Saturday as the owner of a wallet found on the George Washington Bridge.
Investigators say they are still looking at clues surrounding the death of the 29-year-old New Jersey resident reported missing by his family Monday.
His body was first spotted by a boater near Hastings just before 1 p.m. Saturday.
Police say they believe a wallet and other personal items found on the George Washington Bridge belonged to the victim.
Lt. James Luciano of the Westchester County Police says the body showed no obvious signs of trauma, and there were no reports of anyone jumping off of the bridge.
Police are still investigating.
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