‘No foul play’ suspected in death of Georgia man whose body was found wrapped in a rug

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‘No foul play’ suspected in death of Georgia businessman whose body was found wrapped in a rug

Police are explaining why they do not believe foul play was involved, and the focus of their investigation now.
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Investigators found no signs of foul play after discovering Millard’s body wrapped in plastic and rolled up in a rug around 6 miles from where he was last seen, according to police.
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Even though police do not see signs of foul play, they are looking into how Millard’s body ended up wrapped in plastic and a rug behind a funeral home.
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Body of Georgia man who disappeared on business trip found in Louisiana

His body was located about three miles from where he was last seen.
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Surveillance images showed a stranger using Millard’s debit card, according to his wife.
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Um....maybe it's late and my brain isn't functioning right at the moment, but WTF! No foul play? Isn't being wrapped in plastic and a rug a sign of foul play???
 
Seriously, how does a guy wrap himself up in plastic and a rug and dump himself behind a funeral home? No foul play?

I may not be Sherlock Holmes, but my guess is he didn't kill himself and he surely didn't dump himself behind the funeral home.
 
I think it means they could find no evidence of murder. He may have had a heart attack or died of alcohol poisoning in a hookers apartment. From there the plot thickens as the pimp gets rid of the body the best way he can. There were laws broken about the treatment of a dead body and failure to report it, but maybe not with the cause of death.
 
That's my guess, the evidence must have shown that death had occurred prior to the rolling of the carpet.
 
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