The murder in Burningman turns Silicon Valley’s desert playground into a crime scene

According to the Pressing County Sheriff’s office, the last days of the burning man have shook the investigation of the dead after a man was found dead in a “blood pond” at the Nevada desert festival. According to the New York TimesThe serious discovery is similar to 9:14 am, as the festival’s famous wooden “man” statue began to burn traditional.

The affected person, described as a white adult male, whose identity is unknown, was found by a festival partner who flagged the deputy. Sheriff Jerry Allen confirmed that the deputies, the Bureau of Land Management Rangers, and the local Rangers immediately. He got a frame while the Wasu County Sheriff’s Office Franzic Team collected the evidence.

The murder came when a long ago was developed by the Burningman Anti -Cultural Meeting at the Silicon Valley’s Tech Elite’s Networking Center. Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk once announced that “Burning is Silicon Valley,” and Mark Zuckerberg famously helicopter Offer Inquiry Cheese Sandwich. Amazon’s Jeff Bezos has also visited the desert.

But perhaps any tech leaders have a deep relationship with Google’s founders Larry Page and Sergey Burn, which have been dedicated to participants for years. Their connection allegedly runs so deep that long before Google Dodels became famous for celebrating holidays, Google Doodle’s first Google Doodle was launched on August 30, 1998 to tell users that the page and burn were Out of office at Burning Main.

Investigation into the massacre is the latest in a series of strange events in the festival during its 38 -year history. In 2017, a man died after throwing himself into a burning sculpture, while the deaths of motorcycle accidents and car accidents occurred since the 1990s. In another strange turning point, a child named Aurora was born with a parent at the festival last week. Not guess they are expecting.

The investigation faces unique challenges as Sheriff Allen noted that it was “a complex investigation of a crime in a city that would end by the middle of the week.” With the onset of the festival ending Monday and the traditional emergence of 70,000 participants, authorities may face pressure to preserve the crime scene and extend the timeline to conduct interviews or limit departures.

The Sheriff’s office warned that “although this act is a single offense, all participants should always be alert to their surroundings and acquaintances,” the Sheriff’s office warned, as temporarily desert Metropolis is preparing to expire its annual annual.