Body found at Burning Man prompts homicide probe
A man found dead in a blood pool is investigated as a murder at the Burning Man Art and Music Festival in the Nevada Desert.
Pershing County Sheriff’s office said in a statement, as well as deputies from the Land Management Bureau, as well as the meeting in the Black Rock Desert meeting “found a single white adult man lying on the ground,” he said.
The investigation included interviews with several participants and an environmental cord in the region where the Ceset was in the temporary camp called Black Rock City in local hours.
The Sheriff Office said that the identity of the dead man was not known immediately. No other information has been published.
The body was taken to a medical examination office.
The Sheriff Office of the Pershing district called it a singular crime, but he called on everyone at the festival to be awake from their environment and acquaintances. The festival ends on Monday.
Burning Man officials said that they cooperated with law enforcement officers and asked the participants in Black Rock City not to intervene in their investigations.
“The security and prosperity of our community is very important.” He said. He said that there is support services, including a crisis support team and that participants can access free Wi-Fi if they need to communicate with your loved ones.
The annual meeting at the Black Rock Desert attracts tens of thousands of artists, musicians and activists every year for a mixture of wild camps and avant -garde performances emphasized by the burning of a large wooden effect of a man.
