THE body of a missing Goldman Sachs senior analyst has been found along a shallow creek in Brooklyn, his family has confirmed.

The remains of John Castic, 27, were pulled from the waters of Newtown Creek - a stream about a half mile from the Brooklyn Mirage in the Bushwick area where he was last seen - on Tuesday morning.

Castic, originally from Chicago, was last seen early Sunday morning leaving the Bushwick hotspot after seeing the Canadian electronic duo Zeds Dead.

The Goldman Sachs executive told his friends at the club that he was going to catch an Uber ride home to his apartment in Manhattan's Lower East Side, but he never made it there, according to Fox News Digital.

The Chicago native left the Brooklyn Mirage - located on the edge of the Williamsburg and Bushwick neighborhoods - at 2.30am, his friends said.

It is unclear if Castic ever requested or took an Uber that morning.

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Castic's friend Jonah Shales told the outlet that Castic's phone died sometime after he left the club, and he never heard from him again.

"They have found his body and confirmed it's him," Castic's father, Jeffrey Castic, told Fox News Digital.

"It appears to have been death by misadventure. His wallet and phone were found on him."

His cause of death remains unclear at this time.

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"He was so smart but, in the end, he did something dumb, and it cost him," Jeffrey told the outlet of his son, who graduated from DePaul University.

"We think he might have been impaired, we do not know, and it was just a lapse of judgment."

Almost two months before Castic's body was discovered, another 27-year-old disappeared from the same Brooklyn club, only to be found dead days later.

Karl Clemente and his friends went to the Brooklyn Mirage at around 9pm on June 11.

But Clemente was turned away on suspicion that he had been drinking, his father, Alex Clemente, said.

He was then caught on video footage walking toward a gas station near the venue, but he was not filmed inside the store.

Minutes later, Clemente is filmed on surveillance footage allegedly running down Metropolitan Avenue.

"Why was he running?" Alex said. "Someone was chasing him. There's something fishy here."

Five days later, Clemente's body was discovered in Newtown Creek, according to Fox News Digital.

According to the outlet, Clemente's wallet and phone were not found when his body was discovered. 

"There’s something weird here," Alex said. The father believes his son's disappearance and death may be linked to Castic's.

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Alex said: "There might be some connection."

Clemente's death investigation is ongoing, according to police.

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