The body of the woman that got killed when the portable toilet she was on exploded in St John's County last Saturday has been positively identified.
According to the outlet, the property owner said no work was being done at the site on that particular day, and no other casualties have been reported so far.
Although identification of the body is completed by the Medical Examiner's Office, the question remains what exactly caused the accident. At this stage, however, after interviewing several neighbors, Police are not expecting any foul play.
In a statement on Sept. 28, the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office said officials responded to a home on North Horseshoe Road in St. Augustine after a report of a fire inside a portable toilet.
Investigators had to don hazmat suits as they investigated the area, sifting through dirt near a construction site for hours.
"A person could have gone in there, and the methane gas could have ignited somehow ... it might have been a suicide or something more nefarious. We just don't know at this juncture," Mulligan said.
"In my 32 years in law enforcement, I've never seen one of these before," Mulligan noted.