The body found in the trunk of a Pontiac Grand Prix in Clayton County, Ga. has been identified as a missing Auburn man.
Clayton County police found Tyshunn Raheem McCray's vehicle late Wednesday night abandoned in an isolated area of the county, according to Auburn police. His body was inside.
The case is being investigated as a homicide, but the cause of death hasn't been released.
McCray, 25, was last seen by family members on May 1 walking in the 300 block of Williams Avenue. He may have been in the area of South College Street and Shell Toomer Parkway in Auburn later that night.
Family reported him missing the next day, according to Auburn police. They believed McCray was driving his maroon 2004 Grand Prix.
The Auburn Police Division is assisting in the investigation with the Clayton County Police Department and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
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