San Antonio Body Found Near Interstate 10
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS — Tragedy struck midweek on the city’s Northwest Side when a passerby made a grim discovery along Interstate 10 West. Around 11:40 a.m. on Wednesday, San Antonio Police responded to an emergency call reporting an unresponsive individual in dense brush off the eastbound access road between lanes. When officers arrived, they located a man’s body—dressed only in swim trunks—with no visible trauma indicating a vehicle collision .
🔍 Ongoing Investigation
- The SAPD Homicide Unit and the Bexar County Medical Examiner swiftly joined investigators at the scene .
- While the man’s identity and exact cause of death remain under wraps, authorities are treating the case as suspicious and continue their examination.
- Detectives are canvassing the area for surveillance cameras, speaking with potential witnesses, and collecting evidence from the scene.
📣 Community Call to Action
Residents in the area are being asked to:
- Review home and dashcam footage near the 9500 block of I‑10 West from early Wednesday.
- Report any unusual sightings, encounters, or individuals in the vicinity of the highway or nearby access roads.
- Call SAPD Homicide or Crime Stoppers if you have any information—even if it seems minor. Every detail could be vital.
💔 A Community Searching for Answers
This unsettling discovery has left neighbors and commuters shaken. A normally busy corridor now becomes the focus of concern as officials race to piece together the mystery of who the man was—and how he came to be there, seemingly unharmed by traffic yet found in such vulnerable circumstances.
❗ Why this matters:
San Antonio seldom sees bodies found near highways without obvious cause. The absence of collision evidence suggests this man may have been left behind under disturbing circumstances. The community is eager for closure—and justice.
👮 How You Can Help
- Be alert: Keep an eye out for anyone matching the general description—a man in swimwear, shirtless, near access ramps or brush.
- Stay connected: Updates may emerge; follow SAPD and Bexar County news outlets.
- Support investigations: Your tips could direct investigators to missing persons reports or uncover suspicious behavior linked to this case.
This remains an active investigation. Anyone with any insight—no matter how small—is urged to contact Crime Stoppers at (210) 224-STOP, or the SAPD Homicide Division directly. Together, San Antonians can help ensure no one’s story remains hidden.
