Las Vegas police open homicide investigation after finding decomposing body inside a car
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A decomposing body was found inside a white BMW after residents in a nearby Las Vegas apartment complex complained about a foul smell. Police are now investigating it as a homicide.
A coroner's office truck is parked near the scene where a body was found in Las Vegas. (KVVU) Police in Las Vegas investigate after a decomposing body was found in a car. (KVVU) A white tent is set up near the scene where police said a body was found in a car in Las Vegas. (KVVU) Two cars are parked near the scene were a body was found in Las Vegas. (KVVU) Max Thornberry is an associate editor for Fox News Digital. You can reach him at Max.Thornberry@fox.com and on Twitter @Max_Thornberry
Lt. Jason Johansson said officers were asking residents of the apartment complex for any information they might have about the incident.
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