Apopka Police Department officials said they found a woman's body near a dumpster outside the busy Wekiva Riverwalk Shopping Plaza on May 7 in Florida.
Apopka Police Department officials found a woman's body near a dumpster in Wekiva Riverwalk Shopping Plaza.
"Upon officer’s arrival they located a deceased white female behind a dumpster," the Apopka Police Department said in a Facebook post."At this time, it appears that the deceased female was dropped off at this location and her death may have occurred at another location."Wekiva Riverwalk Shopping PlazaPlaza shops are open as late as 9 p.m., meaning shoppers were likely around when the body was dumped, Apopka police believe.told Fox 35 Orlando.
Employees and shoppers at Wekiva Riverwalk Shopping Plaza expressed shock when they were told about the news of the recovered body.Apopka Police Department is actively investigating the incident, along with Orange County Medical Examiner's Office. Police ask anyone with information to call 800-423-TIPS .
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