The body of a man missing since October was found in the ventilation framework at a Michigan junior college Sunday, authorities said.
Macomb Junior college recognized the man as Jason Anthony Thompson, 36, of Clinton Municipality.
He was found in the Macomb Community for the Performing Expressions, a structure on the school’s focal grounds, after specialists were called to the site to research a “foul scent,” the school’s police division said in an underlying news discharge.
“There is no great explanation to smell a rat,” school police Boss William Raises said in the delivery.
School police are anticipating a reason for death from the Macomb District clinical inspector.
Thompson was not partnered with the school, school representative Jeanne M. Nicol said. She was unable to say how he gained admittance to the performing expressions building on the grounds that the examination is progressing.
Thompson’s family last saw him Oct. 25, and announced him missing to the Real Levels Police Division on Nov. 1.
“The school local area expands sincere sympathies during this troublesome opportunity to Mr. Thompson’s loved ones,” Nicol said.
Macomb Junior college is north of Detroit.