The Texas Rangers were called in to investigate with the Hunt County Sheriff's Office and the Rains County Sheriff's Office assisting.
The remains were found in the area near where the cell phone of former Dallas firefighter Michael Chambers was last tracked on the day he disappeared.His phone signal was last recorded in the middle of a two-mile bridge over Lake Tawakoni. Chambers was tracked to be traveling at a speed which was determined to be too fast to walk, but too slow for a car.Public and private searches in the area never turned up Chambers' body.
The Hunt County Sheriff's Office says the investigation of the remains is in the early stages and is ongoing.The remains were sent to the University of North Texas for Human Identification.Trending
Prayers to his family.
I'm glad they found him may the family get closure.Hopefully it was from natural causes
What a blessing it could be for the family to get some closure.
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