"I was out here til midnight-1 o'clock," said Rick Bice, a Hillmont resident who said his wife and a neighbor noticed the young woman along the road early this morning.
Neighbors along Hillmont and Richville said they hadn't seen anything unusual in the area overnight.
Murthy planned to conduct an autopsy later Saturday. Walters notified Loterbaugh's family and Stark County Coroner P.S. We're following up on several leads at this point." We are sensitive to the fact that this is somebody's family member and we're going to piece together how she got here. "We will be as thorough with this investigation as with any other homicide investigation. "We're going to treat this as 'all avenues are possible,'" the chief said. Pomesky said he did not know how long she had been lying along the road, but detectives were investigating. He did not say how investigators were able to determine her identity, but by 11 a.m., they had a name. "They have a fingerprint scanner that would link to potential records of interest," Pomesky said. Police called the Stark County Coroner's Office, Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Stark County Sheriff's Office.ĭeputies assisted in the investigation using their fingerprint identification system. Saturday to the quiet street, arriving to find the woman without identification and lying by a utility pole about three feet off Hillmont Avenue SW just off Richville Drive. Police and firefighter/medics were called at 6:07 a.m. The woman was identified a few hours later as Christina Loterbaugh, 33, of Roswell Road in Carrollton, said Rick Walters, Stark County Coroner's Office investigator. on along a semi-rural stretch of highway may be their own unaccounted-for child, said police Chief Michael Pomesky. Panicked parents of more than a dozen young women called the township police department Saturday morning, worried that the body of a young woman found around 6 a.m.
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