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Police investigate death of local man Melodie Phelps News Editor Police have more questions than answers about the shooting death of a Parnell man. Sheriff James Lynn Hill said the case remains under investigation, and police are awaiting some test results regarding evidence. James Parmley, 28, was found dead in his home on Tuesday, October 18. Hill said Parmleyıs wife, Amy Parmley, who had worked an overnight shift, came home and called for help at approximately 8 a.m. The victim was found inside the back bedroom of the home, with a single gunshot wound to the chest, according to Hill. Hill also confirmed there was blood on the outside of the mobile home door, but he would not comment on reports that there was blood found outside the residence. The Parmley residence is located about eight miles from Monticello off KY 92 West near the Beaver Creek area. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene by Coroner Marvin S. Hicks shortly after 9 a.m. An autopsy was conducted at the State Medical Examinerıs Office in Frankfort, but preliminary results were not yet available. Hill said that every lead is being followed up on at this time. The Wayne County Sheriffıs Department and Kentucky State Police Detective Boyd are heading up the investigation. No more information has been made available. Funeral services for Parmley were held Saturday, October 22 at the Marvin S. Hicks Funeral Home. Burial was in the Parnell Methodist Church Cemetery. Complete obituary information is included in this edition of The Outlook. Add a comment |
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