(AP) – The Missouri Department of Mental Health is investigating
a home in Fulton where a man lived before he went missing and his body was found
in a concrete-encased container.The body of Carl DeBrodie was found Monday locked in a storage unit. He was
reported missing from a home for the developmentally disabled on April 17 but
authorities say he was missing for months before then. The home was operated by
Second Chance homes, which transferred ownership of the Fulton home the day
DeBrodie’s disappearance was reported.
a home in Fulton where a man lived before he went missing and his body was found
in a concrete-encased container.The body of Carl DeBrodie was found Monday locked in a storage unit. He was
reported missing from a home for the developmentally disabled on April 17 but
authorities say he was missing for months before then. The home was operated by
Second Chance homes, which transferred ownership of the Fulton home the day
DeBrodie’s disappearance was reported.
The Columbia Daily Tribune reports department Director Mark Stringer said
Friday the department terminated all contracts with Second Chance after it
became apparent DeBrodie was missing “long before” it was reported. The
department had contracted with Second Chance since 2005.
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