Hannibal Police Investigating Dead Man Found Floating in Missouri River
An investigation is continuing in Hannibal after a man’s body was found floating in the Missouri River over the weekend.
The Hannibal Fire Department and the Missouri Highway Patrol say the body was found in an area of the riverfront floating in the river.
More details are expected to be released soon.
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