MILWAUKEE — A man who ran from an accident scene and hid in some bushes was found frozen to death, the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's office said Wednesday.
Mark Henderson, 34, ran a red light around 2 p.m. Dec. 30 causing a four-car crash, then ran from the scene, according to WISN. His body was found the next day between a shed and wooden fence by his girlfriend and the homeowner, according to WISN.
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Henderson was on parole for a 2012 fatal hit-and-run accident, according to WISN.
, a second Milwaukee man was found frozen to death.
On Sunday, the newspaper said the body of John W. Boehm, 51, was found in the back of a van near his home.
He had been drinking heavily and had gone outside to smoke cigarettes, according to a report from the Milwaukee County medical examiner's office.
Boehm appeared to have been attempting to undress, evidence of "paradoxical undressing," a phenomenon in which victims of hypothermia feel as though they are burning up, according to the report.
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