Man's body found in unplugged freezer

The body of an Indiana man reported missing by his mother was found in an unplugged freezer at the home of a friend, police in Kokomo, Ind., said. Police arrested Walter Logan, 51, after they recovered the decomposed body of Alex Shipp, 29, in Logan's basement, the Kokomo (Ind.) Tribune reported. Logan told police he killed Shipp after Shipp became belligerent and wanted to fight, court documents said. "After having sex, Logan stated that Alex became belligerent and wanted to fight with him. Logan stated that he used duct tape to bind Alex's hands and feet and also placed duct tape over his nose and mouth," police said in an affidavit. Logan told police he went to sleep and when he woke up the next morning he thought Alex was dead and put his body in a basement freezer. The coroner ruled Shipp died of asphyxiation.