By Michael Zennie It's a river made famous by Alan Jackson's ode to easy living - but the Chattahoochee is harboring darker secrets these days. The bodies of three people have been pulled from its muddy waters outside Atlanta in less than two weeks - and now the FBI is investigating. The death of at least one of the victims,  34-year-old Perfecto Ochoa Alvarado, has been ruled a homicide. Authorities haven't said whether they think the deaths are related, but the FBI has picked up the latest case. On Sunday, a woman's body was spotted on the bank at the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area's Vickery Creek Park.
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Gee Hang, 57, was found dead in the river outside Atlanta on May 3
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Three days later, the remains of Perfecto Alvarado were discovered
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His death has been ruled a homicide
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A third body, a woman, was pulled from the water Sunday
Deadly @placeholder: Authorities have pulled three bodies out of the river in suburban Atlanta in the past 12 days