TWO dead bodies have been pulled from the same New York bay within days, police have said.
Cops revealed that the men had no signs of trauma.
A man, presumed to be in his 40s, was pulled from Upper New York Bay just before 6am on July 11, the New York Police Department confirmed.
He was unresponsive and his body was discovered floating on the water, according to the New York Post.
It's not known how he died as coroners are conducting an autopsy.
Police have not identified the man as the investigation into the circumstances behind his death continues.
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The horror discovery came just days after a man was found off Bay Ridge.
An NYPD spokeswoman revealed that the man, thought to be in his 20s, had no signs of trauma to his body.
The man, who was wearing clothes, was pulled from the water and his body was taken to the state's Chief Medical Examiner's Office.
Police have not identified the man while their investigation is underway.
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Coroners have not established a cause of death yet.
Upper New York Bay is surrounded by the boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Staten Island.
Meanwhile, we revealed how skeletal remains were found inside a barrel on the shores of Lake Mead, Nevada in May.
Authorities concluded that the remains belonged to a man who died in the 1970s or 1980s.
Lt. Ray Spencer told The New York Times investigators believe the man died from a gunshot wound.
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He also told the outlet that detectives will "definitely not rule out" that the victim's death could have been Mafia-related.
More bodies are expected to be uncovered amid low tide levels.
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