Skeletal remains found on Six Flags Fiesta Texas property.

Short story, so not really much for the news section but YIKES!!

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Wow that's kind of messed up. Craziness.

Not to be grotesque or anything, but I kinda have to believe that someone (intentionally) jumped off the quarry wall. Would explain the position of the body. The remains being there "between 6-12 months" puts the death right around last off-season.

Creep-a-licious! Just in time for Halloween!

Skeletal remains found on Six Flags property? So how long had he been waiting in line? Another innocent victim of the Six Flags Q-bot system? :)

Probably got sick from the lousy food and the price paid for it.

tsk tsk tsk, shame on them for building on an Indian burial ground.

;)

I think all you people are disgusting, using this poor dead person as a source for jokes like that.

Personally, I think anyone who is forced to mortgage his house just to pay for parking at an amusement park would be tempted to commit suicide . . .

Ensign Smith said:
Personally, I think anyone who is forced to mortgage his house just to pay for parking at an amusement park would be tempted to commit suicide . . .

If he would have only waited a little longer, the government could have bought out his bad mortgage and now he would be an executive on Wall Street....

It's creepy that some of the comments after the news story says that it could be a Six Flags prop for Halloween.

rollergator said:
Not to be grotesque or anything, but I kinda have to believe that someone (intentionally) jumped off the quarry wall. Would explain the position of the body. The remains being there "between 6-12 months" puts the death right around last off-season.

Wasn't that right around the time they announced they were "retiring" Mr. Six? Hmmmm.

Must have been a hell of a pension!

^^Wow!! These jokes have been hysterical! Keep 'em coming!!

Well, we at least know of ONE skeleton in Six Flags closet, and know where ONE body is burried.

It's funny because he's dead.

No, it's funny because he died in a unique, ridiculous, ignominious manner and nobody even noticed for six months.

At some point the authorities will identify him and we'll find out who it was and other details about the person. At that point, it will cease to be funny (or at least be less funny or still funny but in a more guilty sort of way). Until then, it's kind of funny.

Kathy Gutierrez, 57, disappeared in August 2007. She was a teacher from San Antonio.

On Wednesday, authorities found her decaying body on the grounds of Six Flags Fiesta Texas.

The following link is a story from 8/20/2007, when her family was still searching for her. How sad. The picture really hit home for me.

http://www.woai.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=0aec50c1-d48f-4bf3-960e-8be4970db877

Now don't you guys feel like crap?

After looking at several reports, I have questions....

Who goes to the bank before they commit suicide? Anybody find it odd that her son says she came into his room and was all "suicidal." Then he says . “I haven't seen her since. I woke up, and the next thing I knew she was gone.” So his mother came into his room all "suicidal" and "down on herself" and he goes back to sleep??? I know if my mother did that she would not be leaving the house, and I would be like a hawk watching her every movement. Seems really odd, because not only are there questionable actions by the son, but also the bank she went to. A Security Services Credit Union, the body was found by Security at Six Flags Fiesta Texas, not to mention in an area that is rarely searched, wonder who would know that the area is rarely searched? Its questionable to say the least.

I hope to clear up some of your interesting questions.

It is not a bank, it is the headquarters to the company, Security Service Credit Union but it is not an actual branch. She was not there for the bank. If she wanted to commit suicide, the parking lot for Security Service Corporate Headquarters is an excellent place to park: its is located about 200 feet from a 100ft rock quary cliff. Death would seem quick and mostly painless to someone who was suicidal.

I don't think the son was involved; he went with the local news last summer to search the area, with help from the San Antonio Police Dept. Nobody thought to check the bottom of the cliff. I think this is truly a tragic story all around, but nobody's fault but her own.

The area in the park is rarely searched because it is restricted to employees and guests. I worked at the park for four years, and never had any reason to go anywhere near the area where her body was found. It is a remote part of the property, near the cliff where signs warn about falling rocks. While I am a bit surprised to know it took an entire year plus one month to find her body, I am not shocked. The entire perimeter of the park, save for the entrance, exit, and enployee services area is strictly off limits. This is a unique situation where a constant danger of falling rocks is featured along the parks property line. There is usually about 30 ft between the cliffs and the public areas; trees, bushes, tall grass, snakes, and fallen rocks calls these areas home, and it is very understandable that someone would go unnoticed for a year in these conditions.