The unplanted spot in this Sac County soybean field, shown Thursday, is where the body of David Schultz was found April 24, according to the death certificate for the Wall Lake trucker. The place of death, located along county road N-14, is about a quarter mile south of where his truck was found abandoned on Nov. 21.
SAC CITY, Iowa — David Schultz died from hypothermia related to acute methamphetamine intoxication, according to the death certificate for the Wall Lake trucker.
Sarah Schultz talks about the discovery of her husband's body during an interview. David Schultz had been missing since Nov. 21, 2023, when his truck was found parked on Sac County Road N-14. Part 2
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The unplanted spot in this Sac County soybean field, shown Thursday, is where the body of David Schultz was found April 24, according to the death certificate for the Wall Lake trucker. The place of death, located along county road N-14, is about a quarter mile south of where his truck was found abandoned on Nov. 21.
