Key takeaways:
- The bodies were found on Monday by the Gunnison County Sheriff’s Office after a hiker reported the discovery of one of the bodies late Sunday.
- Two of the bodies were found inside a small, zipped-up tent and the other was outside in the camp.
- The Sheriff’s Office is now working to identify the bodies and determine the cause of death.
Authorities in Colorado are investigating the discovery of three decomposed bodies at a remote Rocky Mountains camp.
The bodies were found on Monday by the Gunnison County Sheriff’s Office after a hiker reported the discovery of one of the bodies late Sunday. Two of the bodies were found inside a small, zipped-up tent and the other was outside in the camp.
Gunnison County Undersheriff Josh Ashe said the bodies were “heavily decomposed” and may have been there since late last year. The camp was in a remote wooded area where hikers typically wouldn’t pass by.
The Sheriff’s Office is now working to identify the bodies and determine the cause of death. It is unclear if the deaths are suspicious or not.
The investigation is ongoing and no further details are available at this time.
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