Bill Baker, Sr., age 85, of Harrogate, had been missing since Feb. 16.
He was last seen at Auto Zone in Middlesboro, Kentucky Feb. 24 by an employee.
Baker suffered from dementia.
According to a report from officials with the Bell County Sheriffâs Office, Bell County Rescue Squad and Kentucky State Police found Bakerâs body Tuesday night in the Page Cutoff community after someone reported a body in the woods while looking for deer sheds.
When Bell County Coroner Jay Steele arrived at the scene, he positively identified Baker.
An autopsy has been ordered, but there is no known cause of death at this time.
8 Arrested by Welfare Fraud Task Force in Hudson Valley
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On Tuesday, the Sullivan County Sheriff s Office announced the following arrests made by the Sullivan County Welfare Fraud Task Force.
A joint investigation with members of the New York State Department of Financial Services Frauds Bureau and Sullivan County Welfare Fraud Task Force resulted in the arrest of Maria I. Cruz, 34, of Monticello. Cruz was arrested and charged with grand larceny and offering a false instrument for filing, felonies.
It is alleged that Cruz stole $9,320.00 in Unemployment Insurance Benefits by filing a fraudulent application for unemployment benefits with the New York State Department of Labor. Cruz claimed that she was unemployed when in fact she was receiving pay from her job at the Sullivan County Adult Care Center. Cruz was arraigned in the Village of Monticello Court and released on her own recognizance.
Goal: Punish the person responsible for dragging a dog behind their car, resulting in painful injuries.
A dog was tied to a vehicle and dragged through a church parking lot in a horrific case of animal cruelty. Those responsible are still at large and potentially dangerous to other animals. See that justice is served for this innocent dog.
“This gentle dog deserved love and a safe home, but instead, he was tortured for a lark,” stated People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals’ (PETA) Senior Director Stephanie Bell in a press release. The German shepherd mix, named Church by rescuers, endured injuries to his ankles, knees, and chest during the brief but terrifying ordeal. Surveillance cameras captured two suspects in a white vehicle tying the dog to the car and dragging him around the parking lot. Church members found him and immediately brought him to Andes-Straley Veterinary Hospital, where he is recovering.
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