State troopers have arrested four people after two men were found dead just off of Hell Creek Road in Lee County.

According to investigators, 27-year-old Billy Roark and 36-year-old James R. Brown were shot and killed Thursday night in two separate incidents.  Billy Roark’s body was found Friday morning and the body of James Brown was found Saturday night. Both men were from Beattyville.

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Four people have been arrested and charged for their alleged involvement in the deaths of Roark and Brown.

22-year-old Wesley T. Johnson and 32-year-old Kevin F. Kendall have been arrested and charged with Complicity to Murder.

34-year-old Anthony T. Taylor and 23-year-old Kasandra K. White have been arrested and charged with Murder and Complicity to Murder.

All four suspects are from Beattyville and are currently in the Three Forks Regional Detention Center.

A motive has not been released. The investigation is ongoing.

Police are looking for a missing man who suffers from Asperger syndrome and ADHD.

Darrien Chase was last seen when he walked away from his residence around 2:00 a.m. Friday morning.

He’s described as 5’9″ and around 160 pounds possibly wearing a gray shirt, blue jeans, and red shoes.

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Chase’s missing person’s case has been issued as a silver alert, according to Elizabeth City Police.

If you know of his whereabouts, call the Elizabeth City Police Department at 252-335-4321.

A Golden Alert has been issued for a woman who went missing in Boone County on Friday.

Police say Marilyn Sue Kautz, 71, suffers from schizophrenia and walked away from her home around 8:30 p.m.

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Kautz is described as 5-feet-5 inches tall, 175 pounds with gray hair. She was last seen wearing sunglasses and green pants.

If you see Kautz, you are asked to contact police.

A body has been found on a steep bank in high grass in Clark County.

The Clark County Coroner is on the scene.

The body was found at the corner Goshen Road and US 60 near Exit 101 on I-64.

Clark County Sheriff Berl Perdue tells LEX 18 that the body was found by people collecting cans along the road.

He says that the victim has been dead for a month or longer.

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State Police are not ready to say if there is a connection between the body found Friday and the missing Northern Kentucky couple Bobby Jones and Crystal Warner.

The families of Bobby Jones and Crystal Warner have been searching rural Clark County for the couple’s bodies.

Craig Pennington, who was renting a cabin off of the couple, has been charged with their murders. Surveillance video shows Pennington at a Winchester McDonald’s the night the couple was reported missing.

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KSP Troopers out of Columbia are also assisting with the investigation. The Columbia post doesn’t cover Clark County but does cover Washington County, where the couple went missing.

The search party had looked in this area just last week, hoping to find any sign of Bobby and Crystal.

“Everyone’s hearts are just in their throats. We chased down so many leads, been to so many places, so many evenings and weekends,” said Greg Ramey, Bobby’s fraternity brother.

Bobby Jones’s brother, William, told LEX 18’s Conroy Delouche that he is confident the body is Bobby. He says the police contacted his mom for his dental records this afternoon.

But without confirmation, and with Crystal still potentially missing, both families and their friends will keep searching high and low to find both of them.

“And we’ve got to find Crystal too to give her family some closure, you know. Because her mom is torn all to pieces,” said William Jones.

KSP says that an autopsy will be done on the body this weekend. Forensic tests will be conducted starting early next week, and they will also test the DNA if necessary. Police say they don’t expect a positive identification until Monday or Tuesday at the earliest.

Investigators with the Lexington Police Department say they are looking to identify a woman who stole a white gold necklace from a local jewelry store.

They say that around 2 p.m. on Friday, July 29, the woman entered Farmer’s Jewelry on Euclid Avenue and asked to see several necklaces. They say she then switched out a necklace she had been wearing with a white hold rope chain valued at  $995 and then left the store before an employee noticed.

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Anyone with additional information about this case is asked to call police at (859) 258-3600.

Anonymous tips, including photos and videos, can be submitted by texting LEXPD plus the tip to CRIMES (274637). Information can also be sent anonymously through Bluegrass Crime Stoppers at (859) 253-2020 or www.bluegrasscrimestoppers.com. A cash reward from Crime Stoppers is available for information leading to an arrest in this case.

KSP Troopers in Hazard are asking for the public’s assistance in finding a missing 14-year-old boy in Leslie County.

On Thursday afternoon, around 5:17 p.m., KSP Post 13 in Hazard received a call telling them that a foster child had ran away.

The child left the home in the Asher community just hours after being placed in a foster home.

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Jason Baker is described as a white male, around 5’6’’, weighing 160. He was last seen wearing black ball shorts, a black shirt, black shoes and a red bandana. He was also carrying a backpack.

Investigators request that anyone with information concerning the location of Jason Baker to contact KSP Post 13 at 606-435-6069.

A Montgomery County man arrested in Michigan for a violent crime once made the FBI’s Top Ten Most Wanted List.

It has been almost 30 years since Ronald Glyn Triplett was on that list. In the 1980s, he was serving time in Michigan for robbery and attempted murder. He escaped prison and kidnapped a man and woman in New Mexico, raping the woman.

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Police caught him and put him in jail, but Triplett gave a false name to bond out and was once again on the run.

He became a Top Ten Most Wanted Fugitive in 1987 until the feds ultimately caught up to him in Arizona.

He eventually moved to Mount Sterling where his neighbors say they didn’t know about his past.

Police in Mount Sterling are charging Triplett with kidnapping and rape.

Investigators say that a woman was walking late Saturday night when she was kidnapped at gunpoint and then sexually assaulted.

The woman gave investigators a license plate number, which they traced to Ronald Triplett.

Michigan police stepped in and arrested Triplett Thursday outside of Detroit.

He has an extradition hearing on Tuesday.

Grayson County Coroner Joe Brad Hudson has determined the cause of death for a man found dead in a toolbox.

The coroner said the victim died from multi-modal asphyxiation. He says that means the victim was asphyxiated in more than one way. The coroner said that it is as if someone had something around his neck and over his mouth at the same time.

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The coroner says that the state of decomposition was ‘moderate.’

The male victim was found in a truck bed toolbox in Spring Fork Creek in Grayson county on August 2nd.