FEATURED FUGITIVE: Michelle Pierce is wanted on two counts of first degree wanton endangerment and one count of first degree criminal mischief. Name: Michelle Pierce; Age: 33; Sex: F; Race: Black; Height: 5’7; Weight: 160

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The Better Business Bureau is warning citizens of a phone scam targeting Windows computer owners.

The BBB says callers tell citizens they’re with Microsoft or Windows Tech Support and that there’s something wrong with their devices that needs and can be fixed over the phone.

The caller sometimes says the computer is at risk of crashing. They then go on to ask the computer owner to follow certain steps on the computer that allows the caller access and control over the device.

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Victims may have viruses implanted on their computers, allow callers to their personal information of pay for nonexistent virus protection.

If you received a call similar to this, hang up and contact local authorities.

One person has died following a two-vehicle collision in Laurel County Thursday morning.

Kentucky State Police say Willard H. Eaton, 77, of Corbin was pulling out from a parking lot just off the Cumberland Gap Parkway and pulled into the path of a car traveling westbound.

Eaton was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the collision, police said, and was transported to the Baptist Health Medical Center where he was pronounced dead.

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The other driver, Christopher L. Davis, 27, of Guntersville, Ala., was wearing a seatbelt and was not injured, police said.

Police say no drug or alcohol usage is suspected.

Texas EquuSearch is working with the Houston Police Department to locate a missing 11-year-old girl. An Amber Alert is being activated for Kayla Miles.

Friends and family have been putting up fliers in southeast Houston off Yellowstone and Martin Luther King Boulevard.

“We’re distraught. We’re heartbroken. We’re missing our child period,” Jervis Vaughn, the girl’s father, said.

http://liarcatchers.com/missing_persons_investigations.html

Kayla is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 160 pounds. Mother Natasha Miles said she was staying at a relative’s home in 5300 block of Chennault Road when she left Monday around 6:30 a.m. with her backpack.

The woman at the address said Kayla had not been there and she barely knew the girl.

“I just want my baby home I want her to know it’s OK. I’m not mad at you. I want you to come home,” Miles said.

The family has gotten reports of Kayla, a Frost Elementary fifth-grader, being with some questionable folks in this area, near Yellowstone and Cullen.

Miles said the older woman reportedly with her daughter may be a prostitute.

“That was word of mouth. You don’t know what to believe. I’m just saying the sittings where they seen my baby, that’s where most of that stuff goes on,” she said.

Miles added her daughter is bipolar and off her medications and is a “follower.” Her fear is that she may have followed the wrong people.

Regardless, Rochelle Hudson asked, “If anybody has seen this baby contact the authorities, the phone number on the fliers. She is all over Facebook.”

Miles adds her daughter looks much older than she is, does not have a phone and has not called her family. Anyone with information is asked to call HPD Missing Person at 713-731-5335.

A southeastern Indiana woman is accused of shooting her ex-husband 10 times and then hiding his body in a box.

Danielle Marie Green, 42, gave Indiana State Police permission to search everything on the couple’s Rising Sun farm – except the large, metal box secured with a padlock- when detectives arrived to investigate a suspicious missing person’s complaint filed on Raymond Green on May 28, Ohio County court records show.

That immediately raised suspicions, ones that were heightened when Detective Peter Tressler saw flies gathered on and around the box. He also smelled decay, according to a sworn statement.

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Danielle Green said the box belonged to her ex-husband and “she did not want to be responsible for the ramifications of what may be in the box,” Tressler wrote.

Investigators got a search warrant and found the truck driver’s body.

An autopsy at the Hamilton County Coroner’s Office determined he was shot 10 times and killed May 26.

Green was arrested on a murder charge Tuesday and is held without bond at the Switzerland County Jail.

She initially told investigators she hadn’t seen her ex-husband since he got into an altercation with her dog May 26, even though his over-the-road truck and personal white pickup truck were in the driveway near her mobile home.

Then investigators learned she had called her ex-husband’s boss on May 27 and told him Raymond Green had died as a result of a fatal accident over the weekend. She called the boss back later that day and elaborated, claiming he was killed by her German shepherd.

Once detectives found her ex-husband’s body in the box, Danielle Green said she shot him in self-defense.

According to the affidavit, she said she found a .38 caliber handgun on the nightstand and emptied its five rounds into her ex-husband’s head when he told her: “I am going to kill you. You need to die” and lunged at her.

Green told investigators she went to the opposite end of the trailer and reloaded the handgun.

When she returned to the bedroom, Raymond Green was on the edge of the bed, telling her: “You need to die. Not me,” the affidavit states.

She said that he lunged at her again, so she shot five more times. He fell to the floor.

Green said she put the body in the silver box and cut out the carpet where he fell.

Detectives noticed the smell of bleach in the trailer. The items used to clean were also placed in the box with the body.

“She stated that she locked the box because she was in fear for her life,” Tressler wrote.

When authorities examined internet searches on her cell phone, they found ones conducted in March about bullets, head shots and the phrases “If you shot someone with a .38 caliber handgun in the head is it lights out or possibly survive” and “.38 gunshot going straight thru person’s head,” the sworn statement reads.

Police continue to search for a Kenton County inmate who walked away from work release Wednesday.

Police say Joseph Hall, 27, was serving time on drug charges.

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Hall stands 5’11” and weighs around 200 pounds. He has brown hair and blue eyes.

Anyone with information on Hall’s whereabouts should call the KSP Dry Ridge post at 859-428-1212.

A Rowan County man has been arrested in connection with a lightning scam, thanks to the sharp eye of some LEX 18 viewers after police released a photo of the suspects.

Phillip Clay, 25, is charged with theft by deception.

Deputies said Clay and another man have been posing as electric company employees and installing what they’re passing off as ‘lightning protection.’

http://liarcatchers.com/fraud_investigation.html

The Rowan County Sheriff’s Office is still looking for the second man, on the left in the hat, in the picture above.

The man who entered a plea agreement in a Powell County murder case was sentenced Wednesday.

Ralph Allyn entered a guilty plea last month to a manslaughter charge in the shooting death of his 64-year-old girlfriend Barbara Martin in 2012.

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Prosecutors recommended the 66 year old spend 13 and a half years in prison.

The judge agreed to that punishment.

There is an arrest in an unusual arson case from southern Kentucky.

Police have picked up 18-year-old James Rigney of Monticello for allegedly setting a fire at the Wayne County Attorney’s Office last month.

http://liarcatchers.com/arson_investigation.html

The fire broke out during the early morning hours of May 22.

Rigney is also facing theft and evidence tampering charges.

A man was shot and killed near downtown Louisville Tuesday evening.

Police say officers responded to a report of shots fired along South Eighth Street around 7:50 p.m. Officers arrived and found a man shot dead in a field near an apartment complex.

http://liarcatchers.com/wrongful_death.html

Police have not released any information about the victim or possible suspects.