Couple who found body of suspected I-75 shooter gets first part of reward money
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Kentucky couple who found the body of the suspected I-75 shooter received the first part of their reward money on Tuesday. The City of London posted a photo of the couple, Fred and Sheila McCoy, along with Mayor Randall Weddle and Kentucky State Police trooper Scottie Pennington, at the check presentation.
This payment is the initial portion of a total $35,000 reward for their role in locating the body of Joseph Couch, the ...
The couple credited with finding the body of a suspected interstate shooter are getting their reward. Fred and Sheila McCoy spent days searching for Joseph Couch after he allegedly shot several people ...
Two people who assisted in locating a shooting suspect in Kentucky are receiving their reward. On Tuesday, the City of London ...
The couple who found the body of the man who shot five people on I-75 earlier this month has received the first installment ...
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