10/29/2025
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: Missing man identified as body found at Winkler Park near Lake Belton. The Bell County Sheriff’s Office believes he was in the area of the park for nearly a month before his body was found.
( me for more : Micah Wilson)
An autopsy reveals 38-year-old, Henry Luis Suarez-Perez, from Killeen is the body found on October 27. Luis Suarez-Perez is being investigated as a suspicious death and he is a dependent. So, the Criminal Investigation Division’s Central Texas Field Office is also investigating.
“The investigation has revealed that Henry Luis Suarez-Perez was most likely in the area where his vehicle and body were located since October 6,” the Bell County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) wrote.
It wasn’t until October 24 that he was listed as a missing person by the Killeen Police Department.
“The Killeen Police Department notified the Sheriff’s Office, and both Criminal Investigations Divisions began working together to locate Henry Luis Suarez-Perez,” the BCSO wrote.
The investigation found that the BCSO responded to a report of a “suspicious” vehicle parked around White Flint Park Road, just off Highway 36, at around 10 PM on October 6. Deputies checked the area, but no one was around the car, according to the BCSO. The vehicle was tagged with an abandoned vehicle notification on the door glass.
At around 8 AM on October 7, someone called the (BCSO) to report a man was seated on the road in the area of White Flint Park Road and Winkler Park Road.
A deputy later went to check the area, but could not find the man. The deputy checked the vehicle from the previous call again but no one was there.
On October 22, 2025, the BCSO got another call from a neighbor in the area. That neighbor asked the deputy to check the car again. However, the deputy found out the car was empty and took it to a storage facility in .
The Bell County Sheriff’s Office is leading the investigation with help from the Rangers, Texas DPS, Texas Highway Patrol, Texas Department of Criminal Justice-Institutional Division K-9 and the Army Criminal Investigation Division’s Central Texas Field Office.
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If you have information about his death please call the Bell County Sheriff’s Office, Criminal Investigations Division at 254-933-5442 or Bell County Crime Stoppers at 254-526-8477 (254-526-TIPS).
Prayers for his family.