It took 22 years and some guy using Google Earth ‘casually’ to find a dead body of a man who went missing in 1997.
According to reports, a man checking out aerial views of his former Florida neighbourhood on Google Earth noticed a car submerged in a lake.
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He contacted the current homeowner who used a drone to confirm there was indeed a car there.
Reportedly, the cops pulled out the car and found out that it was the skeleton of William Moldt, who went missing in 1997 at the age of 40 after a night out drinking at a club in Florida.
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Apparently, the subdivision was under construction when Moldt went missing, but the pond was already there and still no one noticed this submerged car.
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