PRESCOTT, MI — In a shocking turn of events, Ogemaw Country Sheriff Department has announced a major breakthrough in the murder case of Kelly McWhiter. After weeks of relentless investigation, the Ogemaw County Sheriff office along with Michigan State Police have found the body of McWhiter. The discovery of McWhiter’s lifeless body on Tuesday, November 14th, sent shockwaves through the community, leaving many anxious for answers.
According to law enforcement officials, McWhiter was found in a remote location with a gunshot wound to the abdomen and signs of blunt force trauma to the head. The crime scene, initially shrouded in mystery, has now become a crucial piece of evidence that led investigators to the her body. The diligent work of the police, coupled with the support of the community, has ultimately led to this significant development.
Investigators say that McWhirter’s body was found decomposing underneath a flat bottom fishing boat on the island off Johnson Lake. The motive behind McWhiter’s murder remains unclear at this time, and investigators are continuing their efforts to piece together the events leading up to her tragic death. The police department has assured the public that they will continue to provide updates as the investigation progresses.
Michigan State Police expressed their gratitude towards the dedicated officers who worked tirelessly to solve this case. They also extended their appreciation to the community for their cooperation and support throughout the investigation. MSP also emphasized that this breakthrough serves as a testament to the power of collaboration between law enforcement and the public.