43-year-old father found dead in a field on Detroit’s 8 mile road

A 43-year-old man was found dead near a field on Detroit’s eight mile way, the authorities said when his parents are looking for answers.

The body of Joshua Dillario, 43, was discovered at Eight Mile Road and Interstate 75 South, confirms the Detroit Police Department with people.

In an interview with Fox Affiliate WJBKJeanne and Joseph Dillario said they got the news about their son dead on April 27.

“We only saw him Easter Sunday,” Jeanne told Joseph, a carpenter. “We all sat for dinner and celebrated the family.”

Before his death, Joseph worked a side play of houses about two miles from where he lived, his family said.

“He had told us that he was working in the area,” Jeanne said, WJBK reported. He has worked here for months. ”

The parents added that Joshua’s personal belongings were also missing, including his keys, mobile phone, wallet and coat.

On the morning of Friday, May 9, Jeanne and Joseph were at the place where their son was found and set up a provisional memorial. They also published flyers in the neighborhood and sought information about his death.

Jeanne claimed that Joshua would never abandon her daughter.

“His daughter was all his life,” she said. “And now she’s destroyed.”

The police tell people that an investigation into Joshua’s death is ongoing. Wayne County Medical Examiner’s Office did not immediately respond to people’s request for comment.

At the same time, the father’s parents appeal to the public for help. Not only do they plan to visit the place as much as they can, but they are also considering building a permanent memorial on Joshua’s behalf.

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“The one who may have seen him go,” Jeanne said. “Everyone who knew him because he went every day, the company he worked for, came please, please give some information about our son.”

Those with information can call the 1-800s.