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No foul play suspected in death of man found in Sandy Springs

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April 30, 2015

An initial investigation indicated no foul play in the death of a man found dead inside his car in Sandy Springs.

The man’s body was found Wednesday inside a car at 5675 Roswell Road, an address associated with The Mosaic at Sandy Springs Apartment Homes. It’s possible the body was there for several days, Sandy Springs police Sgt. Ron Momon said Wednesday, but the cause of death was unknown.

On Thursday, Momon said the medical examiner’s preliminary examination of the body revealed “no obvious signs of foul play.” A complete autopsy was still pending.

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