Police in Northern Kentucky say that missing college student Murry Foust has been found dead.According to the Wilder Police Department, Foust’s body was found at 1 Steel Plant Road over the weekend within the Campbell County city.Foust was initially reported missing on April 27 after last being seen walking in the Latonia neighborhood of Covington.Shortly afterward, Northern Kentucky University school officials publicly confirmed that Foust was a 22-year-old student attending the university.No official cause of death for Foust has yet been determined, although the Covington Police Department says that “there are no indications of foul play.”A full autopsy is now expected to be performed by the Campbell County Coroner’s Office in the days ahead.”We extend our deepest condolences to the Foust family and their loved ones during this difficult time and ask that their privacy be respected as they grieve,” the Covington Police Department said in a statement on Sunday night. “We also want to thank the community members who shared information, assisted in search efforts, and continued to support the Foust family throughout this investigation.”Local law enforcement agencies added that they are continuing to process the scene where Foust’s body was found for additional information about the case.Police announced the breakthrough in the search at 9 p.m. on Sunday, after an independently organized search party reported the discovery. However, it was not immediately clear how much earlier in the day that the finding by the search party occurred.Northern Kentucky University says that on-campus resources will be available for students in need of counseling in relation to Foust’s death in the days ahead.”We are heartbroken to learn of the death of our student, Murry (Alexis) Foust,” wrote the university in a statement. “Our thoughts are with their family, friends and all who knew them. This is a profound loss for our campus community. We are grateful to the Covington Police Department and all of those who assisted in the search efforts. We encourage any members of our campus community who may be struggling to reach out for support. Counseling services are available around the clock through NKU Counseling Services by calling (859) 572-5650.”

WILDER, Ky. —

Police in Northern Kentucky say that missing college student Murry Foust has been found dead.

According to the Wilder Police Department, Foust’s body was found at 1 Steel Plant Road over the weekend within the Campbell County city.

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Foust was initially reported missing on April 27 after last being seen walking in the Latonia neighborhood of Covington.

Shortly afterward, Northern Kentucky University school officials publicly confirmed that Foust was a 22-year-old student attending the university.

No official cause of death for Foust has yet been determined, although the Covington Police Department says that “there are no indications of foul play.”

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A full autopsy is now expected to be performed by the Campbell County Coroner’s Office in the days ahead.

“We extend our deepest condolences to the Foust family and their loved ones during this difficult time and ask that their privacy be respected as they grieve,” the Covington Police Department said in a statement on Sunday night. “We also want to thank the community members who shared information, assisted in search efforts, and continued to support the Foust family throughout this investigation.”

Local law enforcement agencies added that they are continuing to process the scene where Foust’s body was found for additional information about the case.

Police announced the breakthrough in the search at 9 p.m. on Sunday, after an independently organized search party reported the discovery. However, it was not immediately clear how much earlier in the day that the finding by the search party occurred.

Northern Kentucky University says that on-campus resources will be available for students in need of counseling in relation to Foust’s death in the days ahead.

“We are heartbroken to learn of the death of our student, Murry (Alexis) Foust,” wrote the university in a statement. “Our thoughts are with their family, friends and all who knew them. This is a profound loss for our campus community. We are grateful to the Covington Police Department and all of those who assisted in the search efforts. We encourage any members of our campus community who may be struggling to reach out for support. Counseling services are available around the clock through NKU Counseling Services by calling (859) 572-5650.”