Body found in river was prostitute who testified in cops case | MLive.com

Body found in river was prostitute who testified in cops case | MLive.com

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Body found in river was prostitute (actually a trafficked victim) who testified in cops (Corrupt Procurer Pimp Police) case

Updated Posted 

By Paul Janczewski
pjanczewski@flintjournal.com 810.766.6333
and Kim Crawford
kcrawford@flintjournal.com 810.766.6242
FLINT Police are investigating the death of a prostitute, found floating in the Flint River late Monday afternoon, who recently testified in a court hearing for a former Flint cop accused of evidence tampering, drug delivery and other charges.
Police sources identified the victim as Rene L. Tuttle, 19, who testified last week against former officer Patrick M. Majestic. WJRT-TV (Channel 12) showed video of her testimony Tuesday night.

Tuttles nude body was found in the water near Whaley Park in northeast Flint.

Tuttles body was to undergo an autopsy by the Oakland County medical examiners office to try to determine the cause of death. Flint detectives said Tuesday that they could not yet comment on the details of the case.
Randall J. Petrides, chief assistant Genesee County prosecutor,
declined to comment on the death or the effect it may have on the cases against Majestic, 36, of Swartz Creek, or his former partner, Joseph T. Lechota.

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