The American Blackhawk pilot found dead on the riverbank in Honduras, authorities say; Police investigating
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An US Army soldier was found dead on a riverbank several miles from an air base in Honduras this weekend, authorities confirmed on Tuesday.
The body of the first Marciano Parisano, 25, was found outside the base in Comayagua, a city in the western part of the country, said the United States army. At 2:00 pm local time on May 3, a person informed having found a body on the banks of the Chiquito River, according to a Bulletin of the Honduran National Police. The police immediately went to the scene, police said, and launched an investigation. During a search in the area, the police found a damaged cell phone that allegedly belonged to Parisano, according to the police.
Comayagua is about five miles from the Soto Cano Air Base, where Parisano was parked. Parisano was there on a license, said the United States embassy in a statement.
The Honduran National Police said the agency had already identified suspects in the case and ruled out the robbery as a potential motive.
The investigation of the death of Parisano is being directed by the Honduran National Police, in coordination with the United States Embassy in Honduras and the Criminal Investigation Department of the US Army. UU., Said the Army and the Honduran National Police.

Parisano was a Blackhawk UH-60 pilot with the 1st Battalion, 228 Aviation Regiment, the army said. He graduated from West Point in 2023, then attended the Aviation Training School at Fort Novosel in Alabama. He obtained the rank of the first lieutenant on November 27, 2024. The Soto Cano Air Base was his first place of duty.
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“Our deepest sympathies are with the Parisan family and our Soto Cano family while we cry the loss of the first Marciano Parisano Lieutenant,” said Colonel Daniel Alder of the US Army. UU. Daniel, commander of the joint-Bravo task force, in a statement.
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Kerry Breen
Kerry Breen is a news editor at News. Graduate of the Arthur L. Carter School of the University of New York, previously worked at NBC News’ Today Digital. She covers current events, the latest news and problems, including the use of substances.


