Tim Miller, director of Texas Equusearch, said his volunteer crews have evidence that 127 vehicles are submerged in the bayous. Miller said there are potential environmental and safety hazards of having cars corroding the city's waterways...
In recent months, Miller said many bodies have been discovered in vehicles in Texas and around the country, compelling him to go public with the information. He cited two cases from April, one in which police in South Dakota found the bodies of two teens who disappeared 42 years ago. Later that month, police found skeletal remains inside a truck recovered from a North Texas lake of a woman missing for 35 years...
Miller plans to speak before City Council this week, to present a plan to recover the vehicles from the bayous. He said Equusearch has equipment that could remove the vehicles intact, even those that are decades old.
He said he initially took the findings of the 127 vehicles to a Houston Police Department detective, whom he would not name, in 2011, shortly after making the discovery. He said he was told to keep quiet because the city didn't have money to recover the vehicles.
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