Wrapped body pulled with fishing nets off of Massachusetts coast
Chicopee Police recover missing person's vehicle from Connecticut River
The Suffolk District Attorney's Office says the body is currently undergoing an autopsy, NBC Boston states. The identity of the body has not been released.
The Massachusetts State Police and the Coast Guard are part of this investigation.
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