Yesterday morning in Camp Washington, Cincinnati, an unsettling discovery was made at a local Wendy's when police received a report of a body found on the premises, as detailed in an article from WKRC. Just before 2:30 a.m., the call led authorities to respond to the Wendy's on Hopple Street.
Initial reports from police had suggested that the body was discovered inside a dumpster, however, the coroner later clarified the location, stating that the body was found near the dumpster, not in it, according to an article from WLWT, the nuance of this information perhaps noting a small mercy in a scene where human dignity is too often brushed aside like the detritus surrounding it.
The deceased individual has been identified as Blevins, and while the investigation by Cincinnati Police continues, there appears to be no suspicion of foul play, with the death being treated as accidental; this comes from details shared with The Enquirer's media partner, FOX19.
Furthermore, to gain more insight into this tragedy, The Enquirer has made requests for records from the Cincinnati Police Department about their ongoing investigation, as the community and law enforcement together seek to understand the circumstances that led to the untimely passing of Blevins, whose life ended whispers away from the everyday commerce of a fast-food restaurant, wrapped in the quiet anonymity of the early morning hours when most of the city lays asleep.
