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Law enforcement on Tuesday released the identity of one of several people found dead in recent days near bodies of water in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis Park Police responded to a report of a body found about 6 p.m. Saturday in woods near East River Parkway and SE. Oak Street, steps away from the Mississippi River, according to a Park Board statement.

The victim was identified by Minneapolis police as Karen Lynn Sognesand, 56, of Maple Grove.

On Monday afternoon, University of Minnesota police responded to a report after a man’s body was found near 6th Avenue SE., and SE. Main Street, close to the Stone Arch Bridge, according to university spokesman Joe Linstroth.

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Shortly after 11:30 a.m. Sunday, Minneapolis officers with the Minneapolis Police Department and Park Police responded to a report of a body along the shoreline at Bde Maka Ska, near W. 36th Street and East Bde Maka Ska Parkway.

The body was found in a severe state of decomposition, according to a statement from the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board.

So far, Sognesand’s identity is the only one that officials have released.

Officials also have yet to share any information about the circumstances leading up to any of the deaths.

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More than two months after New Jersey mother Brooke Hanlon, 35, was found stabbed to death inside her Chester home, her family is sharing more details about the beloved wife, daughter, sister and friend that she was, as her killing remains unsolved.

Hanlon was found dead on June 6, and the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office has been investigating the case as a homicide with “multiple sharp force injuries” as her cause of death.

The Prosecutor’s Office is the lead investigative agency over the case and has not yet revealed a suspect or person of interest.

Conor Hanlon was the person who called 911 to report he found his wife unconscious and not breathing on the floor of their home.

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In the frantic call, he is heard asking the operator to give him “CPR instructions,” then says “there’s a laceration” on his wife’s body.

Brooke was a therapist who “loved her work,” and “had tremendous compassion” for her clients.

Fox News Digital has repeatedly reached out to Conor Hanlon for comment.

He has not been charged with any crime or wrongdoing.

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