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BRAZORIA COUNTY, Texas -- A family is in disbelief and local police are trying to find leads after a Texas man was found decapitated, his head missing.

Jubal Alexander, 24, had been sleeping in his truck under a bridge in Angleton, Texas, while working long hours at a local chemical plant -- just as his father did -- when he was found dead earlier this month, according to police.

Alexander, who is described as hard working and never in trouble, dined with his father just days before he was killed and decapitated, according to ABC affiliate KTRK.

"They cut my son's head off and they took my son's head. Who would do that? I don't understand,” his father told KTRK. “I couldn't even see my son. They won't even let me see him."

Relatives said Alexander was working as a pipe fitter at the plant, trying to save up money to pay off bills.

"He wanted me to be proud of him so we worked exceptionally hard,” his father said. “His shift was maybe a 10-hour maybe a 12-hour shift. He worked all night long."

His father said he doesn't believe someone robbed Alexander; his wallet and personal belongings were left in the truck.

Police found his body May 3 after a fisherman, who is also a police officer from Galveston, Texas, noticed a blue Chevrolet pickup hadn't moved all day from the Austin Bayou Boat Ramp where he was fishing, KHOU reported.

When asked what he wanted to say to the person who killed his son, the father said, "I don't want to say anything to the person. I want help to find the people who do this. I want enough coverage. I want people to know. I don't want this to be swept under the rug or die in a cold case. I want people to know."