Fleming County News

A coroner says there are signs on a set of human bones found in Fleming County that the person had been beaten before death.

A human skull was discovered in an an area off Delaney Road back on April 27. A few days later, officials found more bones in the area and said they were the remains of two different people.

On Wednesday, May 02, 2012 Kentucky State Police Post 8 obtained new information in reference to the recent discovery of a skull found in Fleming County.

Nearly a week after finding a human skull in his front yard, Greg Myers can only scoff at the stir that's followed, " cleaning out a culvert, about like I do every year." On Friday, April 27th, Myers discovered the skull, that police are now saying is a man's head that could be anywhere from 18- to 30-years-old, and either White or Hispanic.

Authorities in Fleming County now say that they have discovered the remains of two people in an area where a human skull was discovered last week.

On Friday, April 27, 2012 at approximately 5:14 p.m., Kentucky State Police at Morehead received a call from the Fleming County Dispatch stating that a skull, perceived to be human, was located in a drainage ditch near the residence of 1636 Delaney Road, Ewing, KY.

Kentucky State Police say they have found additional human bones in Fleming County, where a homeowner previously found a skull in a road ditch.

Kentucky State Police say they have found additional human bones in Fleming County, where a homeowner previously found a skull in a road ditch.