Shocking Discovery: Missing Woman Found With Alligator Jaws In Texas

June 2, 2024 Boby

Shocking discovery: Missing woman found alligator jaws in Texas – Reform Austin

The body of a missing woman was found inside the jaws of an alligator in Clear Lake.

According to ABC, Houston police officers were in the area searching for a woman reported missing. Authorities then found human remains along the banks of Horsepen Bayou and the alligator reportedly had human remains in its jaws.

A Houston police sergeant shot and killed the alligator to prevent it from causing further damage to the woman’s body.

A diver recovered the woman’s remains after the alligator was killed.

Authorities believe the remains belong to a woman in her 60s. However, police have not determined whether the alligator killed the woman or if she died due to other circumstances. The case was assigned to HPD homicide investigators.

“They live down there. We see 8 and 10 foot babies. I know which banks to stay away from and where they like to lay out in the sun,” Angela Derous, a fisherwoman, told ABC13. “This is the first time I’ve heard of that happening here. It gives a little scary”.

While things like this have happened in Florida, alligator attacks are rare in Texas. The last time an alligator fatally attacked a human in Texas was in 2015, when a 28-year-old man was attacked while swimming in Adams Bayou.

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Written by RA News staff.

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