Early Monday morning, the Boston Police Department was called to investigate a death at Charlestown Marina, throwing a somber hue over the crisp winter air of Shipway Place. According to a statement obtained by 7NEWS, the situation was attended to just after midnight, with homicide detectives becoming the lead investigators in what has been termed a "Death Investigation."

As snow and sleet wove their treacherous paths through Boston's streets, officers and Boston EMS arrived at the scene around 10:45 p.m. Sunday, preceding Monday's discovery. Working the scene through the night, in the relentless weather, investigators and emergency crews held ship against the elements, ensuring due diligence was paid to the dark spectacle unfolding at the marina. This detail was highlighted in a report by NBC Boston, which noted the police's enduring presence at the scene.

A Boston EMS spokesperson confirmed their response to the scene as well, emphasizing the gravity of the immediate circumstances, though no further details regarding the nature of the death or the identity of the male victim recovered have been released to the public. Police have kept investigative efforts close to the chest, with the Boston Police Department's crime scene response vehicle stationed at the marina evidencing an ongoing and thorough search for answers.

As the investigation continues, more information is expected to follow. The Boston Police Department, along with the Boston EMS, stand as the primary agencies sifting through the silent testimonies of the Charlestown Marina, seeking to piece together the final moments that led to this yet unnamed man's demise.