(CNN) -- An Arkansas TV station has officially replaced former weatherman Brett Cummins, a month after he was found in a tub next to a dead body, the station's news director said. KARK has named Keith Monahan, who had been working at KIAH in Houston, as its new chief meteorologist, said news director Rob Heverling. "As soon as we watched Keith, we knew he was a very good fit," said Heverling. On the morning of August 7, Christopher Barbour said he awoke in his home outside Little Rock and found the body of 24-year-old Dexter Paul Williams in an empty tub, his face blue and purple and a chain around his neck, a Maumelle Police Department report said.
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Keith Monahan to be KARK's new chief meteorologist, the station says
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Brett Cummins resigned after being found next to a corpse in an empty tub
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The incident occurred at a home outside Little Rock, Arkansas
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The cause of the man's death is "undetermined," say police
Christopher Barbour
Cummins, 33, was asleep next to the corpse, whose head was lying behind the meteorologist's shoulder, @placeholder told police, according to the report.
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Days later, Cummins resigned from his job at the @placeholder-based station, his attorney Mark Hampton said.
Christopher Barbour
The night before the incident, Williams and Cummins arrived together at @placeholder's house, Barbour told police.
Christopher Barbour
The night before the incident, Williams and Cummins arrived together at Barbour's house, @placeholder told police.