The Beaumont Enterprise reported that the dining room table was set with placemats, china and wine glasses. Outside, a tree leaned on the roof and debris littered the yard.
McGinnis said authorities found Euglon's wallet on the dresser and used that and conversations with his daughter to help identify him.
"This is the most bizarre case I've ever handled," McGinnis, a justice of the peace for 20 years, told the newspaper.
McGinnis said Euglon's mother died in a nursing home in February 2006.
"His family was actually mad at him for not attending the funeral," she said. "But nobody bothered to check on him."
