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Truck Driver Found Dead in Georgia

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Truck Driver Alejandro Jacomino Gonzalez Found Dead: FBI Investigates Suspicious Disappearance

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Truck Driver Found Dead in Georgia

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A 41-year-old truck driver named Alejandro Jacomino Gonzales has been found dead after going missing under suspicious circumstances. The FBI confirmed his body turned up in coastal Georgia, wrapping up a search that started nearly two weeks ago when he vanished with his rig. On April 16, Gonzales picked up a load of vehicles at the Porter Brunswick in Georgia, headed for Miami, Florida. He was last spotted in the early morning hours of April 17th, at the I-95 South Rest area in Brevard County, Florida. That same day, his truck showed up abandoned and Port Wentworth, Georgia, minus several cars from the shipment. Cops later recovered three of those vehicles in Florida, but Gonzales was nowhere to be found, raising red flags about theft or foul play. Fast forward to April 29th, and the FBI dropped the news about his body. They're not spilling details on the exact spot, or how he died yet, but agents from the Atlanta and Tampa Field offices are on the case. If you've got any tips, hit up the FBI tip line at 1-800-CALL, FBI, or submit online,

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