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| Democrat mayor accused of 'gaslighting' entire city [Houston] after dismissing claims serial killer is behind dozens of bodies pulled from bayous | |
| 2025-10-21 | |
| [Daily Mail, where America gets its news] The family of a man found dead in the Houston bayous has accused the city's mayor of 'gaslighting' after the Democrat dismissed almost 50 bodies pulled from the waters in 21 months as a symptom of 'homelessness'. John Whitmire
One death that has baffled investigators is Kenneth Cutting Jr, 22, who disappeared after a night out in downtown Houston in June last year. Cousin Lauren Freedman said his body was found by police in the Buffalo Bayou a few days later, about a mile and a half upstream from where his roommates last saw him alive. The cause and manner of the young man's death were undetermined by the autopsy which found no traces of physical injury or drug use. Cutting is just one of dozens of people that have been found dead in the waterways over the past few years. So far in 2025, police have confirmed 16 were pulled from Houston's bayous, but records from the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences indicate that number is even higher, at 24. Six of those were found over the course of just two weeks in September. Police have also confirmed that throughout 2024, there was a total of 24 bodies recovered from the waterways. All of these deaths have caused Houston residents to speculate that there may be a serial killer on the loose, but mayor Whitmire has publicly disputed those fears. Related: John Whitmire 07/07/2025 Former Houston appointee claims flood-ravaged Camp Mystic is 'Whites-only' in viral video John Whitmire 03/13/2025 Houston mayor hosts largest annual US iftar with 2,500 attendees John Whitmire 09/11/2024 Houston Mayor surprises police cadets graduating academy with raises Related: Houston: 2025-10-09 Apparent road rage incident sparks deadly Texas shooting spree across 2 cities, leaving 4 dead Houston: 2025-10-02 Florida church leaders 'forced dozens of slaves to work in crowded mansion for a decade' in scheme that made them $50million, investigators say Houston: 2025-09-29 Ex-clown drops dead in court moments before sentencing for wife''s murder | |
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