Police identify body found Friday along creek in central Pa.: DA
SELINSGROVE – Foul play has been ruled out in the death of a man whose body was found Friday along Penns Creek in Snyder County, District Attorney Michael Piecuch says.An autopsy was conducted Monday but the results are pending, they said.
Cooper’s body was found just before noon Friday along the creek in the area of Airport Road in Monroe Twp. near Selinsgrove.Police have not disclosed how Cooper got to where his body was found or why he was in the area. According to the obituary published by Parks Brothers Funeral Home in Oklahoma, Cooper was working construction and liked the outdoors.More:
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