Woman's body found in woods near hit-and-run crash scene near Edmonds, Washington
Modified Date:
Tue, 10/18/2016 - 5:39pmAccident Date:
Monday, February 29, 2016
Search for missing woman finds body in woods near Edmonds crash scene
Searchers looking for a woman who disappeared after a hit-and-run crashfound a body Thursday in a heavily wooded area near the crash scene, police said.
The woman, 48-year-old Amy Kennelly, has been missing since Monday night, when her car was found at the crash scene in the 11000 block of Algonquin Road in Woodway.
Officers received a report about the accident, which involved Kennelly's car and a piece of property, and began searching the area. "The officers responded and found the car, but no one was in it," said Sgt. Shane Hawley with the Edmonds Police Department.
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Type: Car Accident
People Involved:
Amy Kennelly
Roadway:
Algonquin RoadCity:
Woodway, WACounty:
Snohomish County, WAArea:
Everett-Bellingham WA
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