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Dallas police identify body found in White Rock Creek

Police released the identity of a body found in White Rock Creek.
A black transgender female wearing a black shirt and black scrub pants was found "in a severe stage of decomposition," police said.

DALLAS -- Police released the identity of a body found in White Rock Creek.

Police found the body of 39-year-old Eric Hall. At about 7:30 p.m. on May 12, police were called about a body floating in the creek near the 6900 block of Merriman Parkway.

This investigation is still on going and the cause of death is still pending. As more information is available for release it will be done accordingly.

A black transgender female wearing a black shirt and black scrub pants was found "in a severe stage of decomposition," police said. She weighed about 130 pounds and was 5'3." She has no tattoos or any other markings to help identify her.

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While the cause of death is being investigated, police are calling it "unexplained" at this time.

Just three days before the discovery of the body in a creek, another transgender woman was found dead inside her North Dallas apartment. Police say Carla Patricia Flores-Pavon, 26, was found murdered at about 4 p.m. on May 9.

A witness told police a man was seen leaving Flores-Pavon's apartment before she was found dead inside but no description of that male has been released.

A black transgender female wearing a black shirt and black scrub pants was found "in a severe stage of decomposition," police said.

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