2-Month-Old Mystery Missing Person's Case Closed After Discovery Under Industrial Shredder
Authorities in South Carolina have established that the human remains found in a plastic shredder at a local industrial plant belonged to a man who went missing two months ago. Duncan Alexander Burrell Gordon was last…
Authorities in South Carolina have established that the human remains found in a plastic shredder at a local industrial plant belonged to a man who went missing two months ago.
Duncan Alexander Burrell Gordon was last seen May 5 when he was working a night shift at Industrial Recycling and Recovery in Greer, just northeast of Greenville, local outlet The State reported last month.
Gordon, 20, was last observed at the plant — off Interstate 85 between Greenville and Spartanburg — standing atop an industrial shredder around 2 a.m.
In the following days, many people grew worried, noticing that since he had gone missing, Gordon did not use his mobile phone or debit card, according to The State.
On June 10, the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office found human tissue in a conveyor belt at the plant, the newspaper reported.
The body was found after authorities used a cadaver dog following two previous searches, The Associated Press