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News · Around town · Hamilton County · Indiana
The Hamilton County coroner is continuing efforts to identify victims connected to the Fox Hollow murders.

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The Hamilton County coroner is continuing an effort to identify victims connected to the Fox Hollow murders. Identifying victims is a central part of the coroner’s work after deaths that remain under investigation.
The effort concerns people associated with Fox Hollow, but details about the victims, the identification methods and the number of people involved have not been established here. The coroner’s push indicates that the identification process remains active.
Confirming a victim’s identity can help officials notify family members and complete death-investigation records. It can also provide a foundation for other parts of an investigation, although the coroner’s role and the work of law-enforcement agencies are separate.
The search is continuing under the Hamilton County coroner’s authority. No timetable for completing the identifications has been established.
The next public developments could include confirmation of identities or additional information about the investigation. Until officials release those details, the central public fact is that the coroner’s effort to identify victims at Fox Hollow remains ongoing.
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