Illinois coroner releases new details about a woman found dead on illegal immigrant property

The Illinois coroner rebutted the claim that the woman had found dead in the house’s storage container. Illegal immigration He was beheaded.

The Lake County Coroner’s Office issued a statement Monday following an autopsy against 37-year-old Megan Boss. She claimed she had been beheaded.

The boss’ body was discovered by police in April in a garden container belonging to Jose Luis Mendoza Gonzalez, 52. Boss’ mother denounced the Illinois government.

Chicago immigration authorities arrested him last week.

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“Megan was not beheaded before and after her death,” the agency said, adding that the April 11 autopsy found no signs of trauma or struggle. The BOS remains are in high decomposition and are exposed to chemicals, complicating the cause of death analysis, the office said.

“This misinformation causes unnecessary pain to families and misrepresents the facts of this investigation.”

A DHS spokesperson told Fox News Digital in response to a coroner’s statement that BOS’s body was severely cut and found to be in a bleach storage container.

The cause of Bos’ death remains undecided, and toxicology shows fentanyl, cocaine and morphine in her system, the coroner’s office said.

The coroner’s office said her death was suspected, potentially drug-related or murder, but ultimately not one or the other. The office said that suffocation is possible, but it is difficult to confirm due to the decomposition.

“These situations raise suspicions of murder or perhaps drugs–Related deaths,” “Suffocation murders may not contain external or internal evidence of the injury. Furthermore, body decomposition upon discovery complicates interpretation of sometimes tiny physical findings suggesting choking.”

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Boss’ body was found in a plastic garbage container in Mendoza Gonzalez’s garden Waukegan, Illinois.

“Fentanyl, cocaine metabolites and morphine have been identified in liver tissues, indicating the potential for recent deadly use of cocaine, fentanyl and heroin,” the statement said. “It is impossible to distinguish between accidental drug addiction and asphyxiation deaths based solely on autopsy findings, to the absence of serious trauma and the presence of potentially fatal drugs within the deceased’s body.”

Mendoza Gonzalez was arrested in April and charged with hiding his body, abusing it, and abusing it for obstructing justice, but was released by Lake County Judge Randy Bruno after appearing in the first courthouse.

He was arrested again on Saturday afternoon at a Chicago market. Immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) According to DHS, he remains in custody of the agent and ICE.

A DHS spokesman told Fox News previously. “There’s justice in Megan Boss and her family.”

BOS was reported missing on March 9th, but the family said they disappeared in February.

Mendoza Gonzalez has been accused of keeping the boss’s body in his yard for nearly two months Abuse her body.

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Mendoza Gonzalez told authorities that BOS had an overdose at his home and instead of calling 911, he broke her phone, put her body in the basement and then moved outside. Report.

According to a report by Affiliate Fox 32 Chicago, Antioch Mayor Scott Gartner criticized the law allowing Scott Gartner to release suspected foreigners after it was announced in April.

“I think the next day, the person who arrested for this was released from prison under a safe t-conduct and has not been detained for more than 48 hours,” Gartner said. “In this case there are other extensions: the type of crime, how much of the crime was hidden, the fact that the person arrested for this is not a US citizen, but perhaps (runs) the country.”

Patrick McGovern of Fox News contributed to this report.