Relatives of 53-year-old Randy Potter from Kansas searched for him for 8 months and were simply shocked when the missing person was finally found. Peach, they, like many millions of Americans, first learned about this terrible news from journalists.
In January of this year, the man, as usual, went to work and disappeared. Law enforcement officers discovered him only recently. All this time, the dead Potter sat in the cab of his truck in the parking lot at the Kansas City airport.
The police guarding the airport found the man's body completely by accident - by the smell of corpse coming from the car. Randy's remains were at that time already at such a stage of decomposition that forensic experts could not even determine the gender and race of the deceased at first. True, Potter's rights were found in the car, and the guards of the law were soon able to notify the man's relatives about this find. Subsequently, DNA analysis showed that it was indeed the owner of the truck, Randy Potter. Apparently, he died in the airport parking lot from a heart attack or stroke. The car stood still, and none of the people around him suspected something was wrong.
The deceased's widow, Caroline, does not understand how such a terrible incident could have taken place in America. The airport administration apologized to the family of the deceased man and expressed condolences. It is reported that there are 25 thousand parking spaces near the airport, and it is simply unthinkable to carefully inspect them every day. However, for the police who were searching for Randy, such parking is an almost insoluble problem. However, why no one during these 8 months was alerted by the stench, which simply could not but go out of the car, is it not clear? Are modern Americans, on the one hand, so indifferent and indifferent to someone else's misfortune, and on the other, just as timid and careful?..