Weston man found dead in pool identified as Gustavo Ormo
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The Broward Sheriff’s Office identified Gustavo “Gus” Ormo as the man found dead in a Weston home’s pool on Oct. 16, according to a Miami Herald report published Oct. 19. The identification was reported three calendar days after the discovery.
Deputies received a possible-drowning call around 9 a.m. at a home near the 2100 block of Quail Roost Drive, NBC 6 reported. The sheriff’s office described the death as suspicious, but that description does not establish that Ormo drowned or explain how he died.
As of the Herald’s Oct. 19 report, the Broward County Medical Examiner’s Office was conducting an autopsy to determine the cause of death, and the sheriff’s investigation remained open and active. No final finding was reported in the Herald’s Oct. 19 account.
Sources
- Sheriff’s Office releases identity of man found dead in Weston pool with rope, Miami Herald (article republished by AOL)
- BSO investigating ‘suspicious’ death of man found in Weston pool, NBC 6 South Florida
- Deputies release identity of man found dead in Weston pool, WPLG Local 10
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