The DNA test results for the body believed to be suspected Kentucky highway shooter Joseph Couch came back inconclusive, but did determine a cause of death.

A body believed to be the remains of the madman who shot and wounded five motorists on a Kentucky highway earlier this month was found Wednesday by a “bounty-hunting” couple during a YouTube livestream,

A manhunt for Joseph Couch, who allegedly shot at cars on Kentucky’s Interstate 75, ended when a couple found a decomposing body believed to be his. C

YouTube live streamers reportedly found a body in the woods near the highway that alleged shooter Joseph Couch fired on 11 days ago.

Kentucky State Police say a body has been found in the area near where several people were shot off Interstate 75 almost two weeks ago, and they believe it is Joseph Couch, the suspected shooter. KSP London Post was notified around 3:30 p.

A Kentucky medical examiner ruled the cause of death for a body found near Interstate 75 in southeastern Kentucky suspected to be Joseph Couch was a gunshot wound to the head.

Kentucky State Police believe the body the suspect who opened fire on an interstate highway earlier this month, wounding five people, has been found.

Chief Medical Examiner Dr. William Ralston said that the office performed a soft tissue DNA test, and the results were inconclusive.

The body of the man who fired into 12 vehicles, striking five people on I-75 in Laurel County on September 7, has been found. The body of 32-year-old Joseph Couch, of Woodbine, was discovered at appro

Kentucky State Police Commissioner Phillip Burnett Jr. It was discovered by two troopers and two civilians in a "deep brush" behind the exit, Burnett said at a news conference Wednesday night.Start the day smarter.

An initial DNA test on remains believed to be that of alleged I-75 shooter Joseph Couch was inconclusive, but a self-inflicted gunshot was the cause of death.