Human head that washed ashore in South Florida belonged to lacking swimmer

Human head that washed ashore in South Florida belonged to lacking swimmer

The human head that washed ashore in South Florida this week belonged to a lacking 19-year-old swimmer, police mentioned Friday.

Victor Enrique Castaneda Jr. went lacking Saturday close to the jetty space at South Pointe Drive, Miami Beach police mentioned. Castaneda was not discovered after a three-hour search, police mentioned.

The Miami-Dade County Medical Examiner on Friday confirmed stays discovered Tuesday close to Key Biscayne belonged to Castaneda, police mentioned.

A trigger and method of dying for Castaneda was not launched.

The investigation into Castaneda’s dying is ongoing, officers mentioned.

A seashore employee Tuesday morning noticed a human head floating on the shoreline near a small island close to Key Biscayne, Miami-Dade police mentioned.

Miami-Dade police mentioned earlier this week that investigators had not decided whether or not the particular person was killed in a slaying or whether or not a marine animal or a boating accident may have led to a decapitation.

Miami Beach police didn’t present additional particulars.