Charles Levin’s body found decomposed And scavenged by animals in Oregon

The body of Seinfeld actor Charles Levin was found naked and partially eaten by vultures in July, it has been claimed, as new details about the star's disappearance and tragic death emerge.

Levin's decomposed body was found partially consumed by vultures down a steep slope, according to new details from police obtained from the Daily Mail.

According to police documents obtained by the Daily Mail, Levin’s son reported him missing on June 28 after the 70-year-old actor called a friend to say he was lost near Cave Junction, Ore. On July 13, his body was found in a slope near the road where it had been partially consumed by what police believe to be turkey vultures. Authorities reportedly had to use a rope and pulley system to retrieve the remains.

Levin, who was 70, was reported missing by his son Jesse Levin, who said in June that his father hadn't been heard from since June 28. Jesse Levin said his father last spoke to a friend and said he was lost. "It was breaking up. It wasn't very clear what he was saying, but he did seem to sound confused and lost," Jesse Levin said at the time.

This news of the actor Charles Levin's body reportedly found partially eaten has shocked the actor's fans. As per reports from Grants Pass Department of Public Safety which were obtained by Daily Mail reveal how Charles Levin's body was naked. The reports further suggest that Levin's body was in fact stuck between two trees. These reports have sent shock waves among the fans of the actor Charles Levin. The reports that were obtained by Daily Mail also state that there were signs of animal scavenging like activity on the actor Charles Levin's dead body. The actor body also had traces of bird faeces on it.

He was believed to have fallen down a ravine when he attempted to call for help. In the report, authorities noted Levin’s body was found naked and wedged between trees. His internal organs were missing.

Levin was best known for playing Elliot Novak on the 1976-85 sitcom "Alice," becoming a regular during the show's ninth season. He also played the mohel on "The Bris" episode of "Seinfeld" and played the recurring role of Eddie Gregg on "Hill Street Blues" from 1982 to 1986.