Sheriff Ed Gonzalez says the woman's body was found along Cypress Creek and 'there are signs of trauma.'
Not a lot of details were shared, as it's an active scene, but Sheriff Ed Gonzalez says deputies were called to the 18400 block of Moss Forest near Stream Dr.
The woman has not been identified as of this writing, but it's believed she is in her 20s. It's also unclear how she got there or how she died, but Sheriff Gonzalez said, "there are signs of trauma."
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