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Police: Body Found, Foul Play Not Suspected

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Updated: 12/10/2012 9:29 am

(PASCAGOULA, Miss.) - Pascagoula Police say no foul play is suspected in an early morning death investigation.

Sunday morning, Pascagoula Police Department responded to the athletic field behind Colmer Middle School to find a person on the ground in the field.

Officers say 50-year-old Sidney Jackson died due to internal medical conditions.

No further information is available at this time.

10 a.m.

The Pascagoula Police Department is currently conducting a death investigation.

The police department responded to the athletic field behind Colmer Middle School and found a deceased male.

Lt. James Massey says the male is speculated to be in his late forties to early fifties.

The cause of death is unknown.


 

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