San Antonio police searching for stolen corpse from funeral home; suspect was obsessed with her
San Antonio police are looking for a stolen corpse that has been missing for nearly two weeks after a funeral.
According to KCBD, 25-year-old Julie Mott died of complications from cystic fibrosis August 8th. Her funeral was held a week later on the 15th. Mott's corpse was taken from inside the San Antonio funeral home just hours after her service. The funeral ended around 1:30 in the afternoon -- and the building locked up around 4:30. The next morning, funeral home staff discovered the body was gone.
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"We just want our daughter's remains returned so we can have some closure to our grief," her father told KCBD.
According to police reports, there's one potential suspect, a man in his twenties who was obsessed with her -- constantly texting and calling. He was also the last person to leave her funeral. The suspects name and relationship to mott has not been released at this time.
"This is a family business of five generations and I am just not believing that this is happening," said the Mission Park Funeral Home owner.
Abuse of a corpse is a class a misdemeanor, but police say once the body is recovered, more charges could be applied. The funeral home is offering a $20,000 reward to solve the case.
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