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A decomposed body was discovered in the Houston area on Monday evening. The body was found near the Addicks Reservoir, which is located just north of the Katy Freeway. The discovery was made by a bicyclist who was in the area.
The Houston Police Department is aware of the situation and has been notified. Further details about the discovery and the investigation can be found through the Houston Police Department or local news sources, such as Fox 26 Houston.
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