The couple behind the Hatfield and McCoy museum live streamed the discovery of Joseph Couch’s body. Here’s what their previous search video showed.

It was a married couple who discovered remains that authorities believe were a man who opened fire on a Kentucky highway.

(Reuters) -Police on Wednesday said they discovered a body believed to be that of a fugitive suspected of shooting and wounding five people in cars traveling along a Kentucky highway on Sept. 7, an outburst that led to a manhunt through rugged, wooded terrain.

Authorities said on Wednesday they believe they have found the body of the suspect in the Sept. 7 shooting of five people on a Kentucky highway.

Kentucky officials believe they have found the body of the suspected gunman in a highway shooting spree with the help of a couple who were livestreaming their search on YouTube and vultures that were circling the body.

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

What prompted a Kentucky couple to go deep into the forest for six days and, on Wednesday, discover the body of a man who shot five people on Interstate 75 this month? The couple called themselves “bounty hunters on the hunt.

Authorities in Kentucky called off the manhunt for the suspect they believe was responsible for a mass shooting on a remote stretch of highway after they located a body deep in the woods—with the help of a pair of YouTubers.

A YouTuber couple discovered a body believed by authorities to be Joseph Couch, the suspect in a Kentucky highway shooting earlier this month, during a livestream Wednesday. The remains, found in the woods near Interstate 75,

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