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Man Found Dead on Nature Trail Ruled Homicide
1 Sep
Summary
- Carlos Aristoteles' body was found partially buried on a nature trail.
- An autopsy revealed the victim suffered multiple gunshot and stab wounds.
- His sister is dedicated to finding justice and answers for his children.
The death of Carlos Aristoteles, discovered on a nature trail at Catawba College in Salisbury, North Carolina, has been ruled a homicide by the State Medical Examiner. Aristoteles' body was found partially buried on the college's grounds in June, a significant distance from where he was last seen alive in late May in East Charlotte.
An autopsy revealed that Aristoteles had sustained multiple gunshot and stab wounds. He was a tattoo artist who had relocated to the Charlotte area approximately three years ago. His sister has expressed a strong commitment to bringing his killer to justice and ensuring his children receive answers.
The investigation is ongoing, with both the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department and the Salisbury Police Department involved. Aristoteles is remembered by his sister as a noble, strong-minded, and loyal individual who had dedicated himself to his two children.
