Body of a burned man found in the Park of the Mountain in Georgia

The seriously burned body of a young man was found on Saturday in the Parc de Georgie Stone Mountain, the authorities announced.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation helps local authorities to investigate the discovery, said spokesperson Nelly Miles. Stone Mountain’s public security ministry spokesman John Bankhead said that a dekalb county’s charter-law office was scheduled for Monday.

A hiker fell on the body and reported it to the authorities around 8:18 am on Saturday, Bankhead said by phone. He described the location of the discovery as the side of the mountain in front of his pedestrian path and about 100 meters or more than one tower for its Skyride summit, a Swiss cable car line.

Bankhead said that the location is not far away but that it is rarely hike. “I go hiking here all the time and I didn’t know it was there,” he said.

The spokesman told the NBC subsidiary WXIA D’ATLANTA: “It is very strange, particular, no one I spoke to who worked here for years has seen something like that in the park.”

He said on Saturday evening that the authorities had a potential identity for humans but did not check it. The personal effects, including a vehicle parked in the region, led investigators to the possible name, he said.

Authorities told Wxia that the fire associated with the organization was also an objective for fire fire fire fire fire in the DEKALB County Fire Department.

The park includes attractions like a complex by the lake and is led by a state authority and an amusement park management entrepreneur.

He drew shared demonstrations and opinions Regarding what the park describes as the “largest sculpture of raised relief in the world” – a representation of the Confederate Figures Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson. The first part of the sculpture was completed in 1924 and the last in 1972.

The mountain is around 20 miles east of Atlanta.