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Body of missing Indian man found on reservation


The body of Charles Reed Chapoose was found on the Uintah-Ouray Reservation in Utah on Friday, almost three months after he went missing.

Chapoose, 26, had last been seen on November 25 after his truck had apparently broken down. His body was located by Ute Tribe officials about a mile north of where the truck was found.

It is not known how Chapoose died. The state Medical Examiner is conducting an autopsy.

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