BALTIMORE — A van pulled from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor on Thursday has been linked to a 2018 missing vehicle case out of Charles County, according to authorities. Human remains were found inside.
The discovery was made the morning of July 24, 2025, when Baltimore police and firefighters responded around 9:30 a.m. to a report of a submerged vehicle near Pier IV. Divers located the van approximately 22 feet underwater behind the National Aquarium Annex.
Once brought to the surface, investigators confirmed the vehicle matched a van reported missing more than seven years ago by the Waldorf Silver Taxi Cab Service. The circumstances of how it ended up in the harbor remain unclear.
A vehicle, with a body inside, was pulled from Inner Harbor around 9:30 this morning, per @BaltimorePolice. Police said it was 22ft deep. Investigators are still working to learn how it ended up there, how long it was there & who victim is. @wbaltv11
— Tori Yorgey WBAL (@toriyorgeytv) July 25, 2025
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Police said human remains were found inside the van. The identity of the victim has not been released, and the cause of death is still under investigation.
The Baltimore Police Department is leading the case with support from the Charles County Sheriff’s Office. As of Thursday evening, no further details had been made public.
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I hope and pray that they find out who the person is that was found in the van..
What the helly