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Updated: 8:14 AM Nov 22, 2008
UPDATE: Body Found in Cabell County, Man's Name Released
The Cabell County Sheriff's Department has released the man's name. It is Benji Flowers who was 33.
Posted: 5:12 PM Nov 21, 2008Reporter: Kallie Cart Email Address: kallie.cart@wsaz.com |
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Update at 10 p.m.
The Cabell County Sheriff's Department has released the man's name. It is Benji Flowers who was 33. He had been missing since Wednesday and lived in the River Bend mobile home park. That's the location where his body was found. It was removed from the river around 6 p.m. Friday.
Flowers' family was looking for him again Friday when they found his body. Police still don't know if this was an accidental death or if foul play was involved.
Original story
CABELL COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- The Cabell County Sheriff's Department confirms that deputies found a body in the Guyandotte River in Altizer Friday afternoon.
It was near the River Bend trailer park.
At this point, investigators do not have an ID on the person and they have not released if it was a male or female.
Crews are still trying to remove the body from the water.
We have a crew at the scene. Keep clicking on WSAZ.com for more information.
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Latest Comments
time has gone by but my heart is still with him.Its getting colder again almost two years.Ive learned to exist again but I take him along everywhere. I miss you Benjie love you always me
me and my mom still miss benjie flowers our cousin and would really like to know what happen to him and why,where is he now none of his family,friends back here was allow go his funderal or know he is now we missed him badly,do love him so still keep us,real family,friends in prayers because we miss him,still grieving over him we was told he drowned bull crap he knew how swim so what really happen and why so keep all was close to him in prayers like us,real family mom,sister,other family on his side also friends in prayers so others we love ya and praying for each other also hear what really happen and why
its been almost a year and it still feels like yesturday.Imiss my soulmate my friend the best part of me is gone.I hurt so bad and want you back everyday.No one in his family cared until it was to late.pray for my benjie they pretended to care but the truth is they did everything they could to destroy him his blood family what a joke. go to the courthouse to cps ask them about how much they cared.Itmakes me sick they took everything from him I want him back He was his blood familys punching bag thepeople who really new ben knew they broke his heart and i am so glad he had the chance to experiece real love with us before god took his treasure back.I will stay true to my husband forever.I love you baby Imiss and will always carry you with me.
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