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Man's Body Found Wrapped in Plastic: No Arrests Made
13 Nov
Summary
- A father of two was found dead, wrapped in plastic, in a San Antonio home.
- The medical examiner ruled his death a homicide due to multiple sharp-force injuries.
- Two individuals face tampering with evidence charges; no arrests for the killing.
Michael Poche, a 29-year-old father of two, was discovered dead on July 26, concealed in plastic within a closet at a San Antonio home where he rented a room. His death was subsequently ruled a homicide by the Bexar County Medical Examiner, attributed to numerous sharp-force injuries to his head, neck, torso, and arms.
Authorities indicate that while Poche's childhood friend, Margaret Brown, and her husband, Christopher Henson, have been charged with tampering with evidence, no one has yet been arrested for his murder. The investigation into Poche's killing remains active, with the Bexar County Sheriff's Office providing no further updates as of the current date.
Poche, originally from California, had recently relocated to Texas seeking work and was staying at a friend's home. His mother reported receiving disturbing images of blood in his room from Brown, who claimed he had left with a backpack after an incident. Brown and the homeowner later contacted police, leading to the discovery of Poche's body.
