Investigators with the Maine State Police and Waterville police investigate the scene where a man was found dead under the over pass of the railroad tracks at North Street in Waterville on Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2018. (Staff Photo by Michael G. Seamans/Staff Photographer)
Waterville police Officer Dan Goss directs media on where to park off North Street. A body was found near the railroad tracks Thursday.
Investigators with the Maine State Police and Waterville police investigate the scene where a man was found dead near railroad tracks under the North Street overpass in Waterville on Wednesday.
Waterville police Chief Joseph Massey said Thursday that police had yet to determine the cause of death for a man whose body was found lying near railroad tracks below a North Street bridge in Waterville. Massey said detectives were investigating and that the State Police had been asked to lend their assistance.
Waterville police Chief Joseph Massey and Sgt. Dave Caron talk with railroad officials northeast of the bridge overpass where a body was found Thursday.
Waterville police officers Dan Goss and Matt Libby look over the side of the bridge on North Street in Waterville that was taped off as police investigated the discovery of a man's body near railroad tracks.
The body of a man found dead near railroad tracks under the North Street overpass in Waterville on Wednesday is removed. Police do not suspect foul play and will not know the cause of death until the medical examiner releases the results of an autopsy.
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