Monthly Archives: October 2014

Two people were found dead from gunshot wounds inside a Louisville home/business Thursday night. Police say officers found the man and woman inside a home on Mud Lane around 8:45 p.m. The home doubles as the business location for Okolona … Continue reading →

A Madison County teenager missing for more than a week has been found safe. Sierra Rhinehart, 15, was with her family at a BP station off I-75 in Richmond when she walked away on Oct. 3. http://liarcatchers.com/missing_persons_investigations.html Rhinehart’s aunt says … Continue reading →

The reward for information about a Fort Worth woman missing for more than a month has been increased to $10,000, Plano Police officials announced Thursday. Christina Marie Morris, 23, was last seen at the start of the Labor Day weekend. … Continue reading →

A Knox County woman charged with leaving several children in a hot attic has been sentenced. Larinda Tuttle will serve two years for second degree criminal abuse. http://liarcatchers.com/contact.php In July of 2012, state inspectors went to Great Start Educational Center … Continue reading →

Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help in finding their most wanted of the week. 55-year-old Ricky Lovins is wanted for theft by unlawful taking. He’s described as a 5-foot-8 man weighing about 177 pounds. http://liarcatchers.com/contact.php If your tip … Continue reading →

The Better Business Bureau is warning homeowners about out-of-town “storm chasers” that are being seen in the Bluegrass after this week’s severe storms. The BBB says residents have reported being approached by traveling contractors who are offering roof repair or … Continue reading →

Police have charged a Louisville man with murdering his girlfriend and then trying to burn her body. Police say On Oct. 6, Antoine Montrell Bosley, 46, shot and killed his live-in girlfriend at their home on Iowa Avenue, and then … Continue reading →

A man accused of killing his great grandmother with a hammer in Madison County faces decades in prison. According to court documents, William Tribble, 24, confessed to murdering Margie Tribble, 78. She was found beaten to death in her home … Continue reading →

Detectives with the Idaho State Police discovered “dismembered skeletal human remains” in Boise County on Tuesday. Idaho State Police were tipped off to the location of the remains by a source in another case they are currently working on. Because … Continue reading →

Police have arrested a second man accused in connection with the murder of an assistant University of Cincinnati professor from Grant County who went missing back in August. On Oct. 1, investigators found human remains believed to be those of … Continue reading →