
A Washington, D.C.,-area radio host received a phone call Tuesday from a man who said he found a dead body in Frederick, Maryland.
The bizarre call into āElliott in the Morningā on DC101 came from a man named Joseph, who told the host it was not his real name, who described discovering the corpse roughly three weeks prior to the call. Police have not released any information on the victim and are investigating, WBAL TV reported.
āI sent Diane a few pictures of me exploring nature, and look what I came upon,ā the caller told host Elliott Segal, who responded, āDude, you found a dead body?ā
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Police confirmed the discovery of the body, which was in an advanced stage of decomposition, according to WBAL. āJosephā told Segal heād found the body in a wooded area which had a campsite that was part of a tent city.
āDude, call the cops. Call the cops,ā Elliot responded. āAre the remains still at that campsite?ā
Police told WBAL there did not appear to be any threat to the public, nor was their investigation uncovering any foul play involved.
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Frederick resident Ray Rudolph told WBAL the discovery was āsomething that needs to be investigated to see if there is anything pertinent.ā
āDue to the condition of the remains, a positive identification has not yet been made and that process is underway,ā the Frederick Police Department said in a post on Facebook. āThe individual who reported the discovery has been interviewed by detectives. At this stage, the investigation does not indicate foul play.ā
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āGiven the heightened public interest, the department encourages the community and media to rely on confirmed information released by the Frederick Police Department,ā the post continued. āFurther updates will be provided as they become available.ā
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