Body Believed to Be 22-Year-Old Kansas City Shooting Suspect Found in Burned Home Basement
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Updated · Fox News · Jun 25
Body Believed to Be 22-Year-Old Kansas City Shooting Suspect Found in Burned Home Basement
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 25
Summary
Decomposing remains believed to be Oscar Sanchez-Munoz were found Wednesday in the basement of a burned Independence, Missouri, home after his family cleared debris and noticed a strong odor.
Police said clothing on the body matched what the 22-year-old suspect wore during last week’s attacks, though a medical examiner still must confirm identity and cause of death.
The discovery likely ends a seven-day multi-agency manhunt for Sanchez-Munoz, who was sought in at least six shootings across multiple states and carried a $25,000 FBI reward.
The highway shooting spree near Kansas City World Cup venues killed one person and wounded four others, including an Uber driver transporting soccer fans; authorities said there is no ongoing threat and surviving victims are expected to recover.