Police investigating bodies found in Llano River as double homicide

A 911 call reported two people lying face down in the water at The Slab in Kingsland.

Sheriff's Office and Texas Rangers have opened a homicide investigation after two bodies were found floating in the Llano River this weekend.

LCSO says that it received a 911 call at 10:11 a.m. June 10 about two people lying face down in the water at The Slab inDeputies and Texas Parks & Wildlife Game Wardens responded to the scene. The two people, later identified as Mark Baldwin and Kellie Leeann McCormick of Kingsland, were pronounced dead.

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