Anthony Benedict was reported missing by his wife on Monday. His crashed truck was found Tuesday morning.
Credit: Kokomo Tribune/Tim Bath
The Howard County coroner and the Burlington fire and rescue crew on the scene of a single-vehicle crash that claimed the life of a man reported missing from Peru. Author: WTHR.com staff Updated: 9:13 AM EST January 6, 2021
HOWARD COUNTY, Ind. A man who was reported missing by his wife in Peru was apparently killed in a car crash in Howard County.
Our partners at the Kokomo Tribune report 26-year-old Anthony Benedict was driving south on CR 1150 West when his pick-up truck continued straight through a curve in the road near CR 00 NS. The newspaper cited the Howard County Sheriff s Department, which reported Benedict s truck struck a tree, then went down into a ravine that could not be seen from the road.
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Robert Bob Cox, 81, passed away at 3:44 AM on December 29, 2020. He was born on February 4, 1939 to John and Juanita (Taylor) Cox in Kokomo. On November 29th, 1958, Bob married Sandra (Bergstrom) Cox.
Bob graduated in 1956 from Kokomo High School and served in the National Guard. He served on the Kokomo Fire Department from 1963 to 1988 as Firefighter, Lieutenant, Captain, District Chief and Chaplain. He also worked at Superior Glass and Paint. After retirement from KFD, he served as the Kokomo Rescue Mission s Executive Director from 1988 to 2006. While serving as the Director, he was instrumental in building the current Mission building and Open Arms for women and children. He also traveled to Russia several times, orchestrating the sending of several containers of relief aid to Moscow. Upon retiring from the Mission, he received the Distinguished Hoosier Award from the Governor s Office, a Key to the City and Proclamation from the Mayor s Office. He served as Chaplain for t
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Why did Fayette police raid a Black student’s house twice late at night?
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It was 8:30 p.m. on Halloween night, and Christopher Turner Jr. and his girlfriend had just gotten home from a Central Methodist University football game in Kansas.
Turner, 24, plays right defensive tackle for the team, and both are seniors at the small private college in Fayette, about 30 miles northwest of Columbia.
The team suffered a grueling defeat that day, and Turner was exhausted. All he wanted to do was go to bed. But less than an hour after he arrived home, the couple’s roommate, 22-year-old Torrance Evans, rushed into the house.
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