Missing ex-NFL player Sergio Brown resurfaces two days after going missing. He reports back with a strange video. His mother is found dead earlier.

Two days after being reported missing, former NFL pro Sergio Brown has resurfaced.

The former teammate of Sebastian Vollmer came forward on Instagram with a strange video in which he accuses the police and FBI of “kidnapping him twice”.

The investigating police would not initially comment on the video: “The investigation is ongoing and the police are unable to provide further details at this time,” the Maywood Police Department said. the Maywood Police Department said in an official statement.

After the 35-year-old was reported missing, search crews had come across the body of his mother Myrtle Brown.

In the video, Brown denies his mother’s death: “That was the Maywood Police or the FBI. I thought my mother was on holiday […] This is f**** fake news!”

Brown’s mother found dead

The deceased woman was found in a creek not far from her home in Maywood, Illinois, “CBS News” reports. Relatives and friends of Brown searched the creek and the surrounding area on Saturday – there was still no sign of Brown.

Family members had not been able to reach the former safety for a long time and alerted the police. The police then made the gruesome discovery.

As reported by “FOX News”, the police assume that Myrtle Brown’s death was a homicide. Local authorities are asking for the public’s help – witnesses can call an anonymous hotline.

Update: ex-NFL player Sergio Brown, who was previously thought to be missing, isn’t missing – he posted an Instagram rant saying he thought mom was on vacation’ days after her body was found.https://t.co/EGgh2GTC4E

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Brown played in college at Notre Dame and was signed as an undrafted free agent by the New England Patriots in 2010. He also played for the Indianapolis Colts, Atlanta Falcons, Jacksonville Jaguars and Buffalo Bills. Brown ended his professional career in 2016 at just 28 years old.