Body found in Odessa may be missing son identity
Trejo and Paul Shepherd described police actions in Odessa as investigators use fingerprint comparisons to identify a shirtless body found face down in jeans and possible boots. Authorities said autopsy results were unavailable and that the body would not be shown to family while sealed as evidence.
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Body found in ditch near Monahans Draw amid missing person ambiguity
Police would not confirm if the man was a missing person or if recent reports existed. On Wednesday OPD Chief Chris Pipes voiced theories on identity, noting no outward signs of trauma and no timeframe for how long the body had been in the ditch. A couple walking by found the body at 5 21 p m and alerted a neighbor who called 9 1 1. The body lay face down in muddy, shallow water. This is the second body found in the Permian Basin this year following the Jan 2 discovery of Sandra Lee Pelfrey in Monahans Draw. An unidentified body was found in a Howard County ditch on Thursday.
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Spill closes Midland roads as grease mystery unfolds
Midland police investigate a slick spill blamed on a grease load near Oscar's Super Burrito. Authorities say caliche was used to dry the mess after a grease-like substance was found. no injuries reported. Oscar Juarez confirms hydraulic oil, not restaurant grease, was involved. The driver faces possible theft or improper load charges. Police seek the responsible truck as caliche remains on site overnight.
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Americans oppose sending more U.S. troops to Iraq in AP poll
Seventy percent of Americans oppose increasing troops in Iraq and doubt it will stabilize the country, while 38 percent name war as the top problem. The AP Ipsos poll of 1,002 adults was conducted as Bush pushed for higher troop levels. Public figures urged cautious, supported steps to define a way forward.
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Signs of conflict over new plan in Baghdad turmoil
In Baghdad analysts warn the plan to pacify the city with more U.S. troops risks disaster if it fails. Experts say Shiite militias and Iran could gain, while Iraqi forces remain unreliable. Defense officials urge caution, predicting gradual progress but acknowledging potential catastrophe if resilience falters.
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