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State Police Investigating Abandoned Vehicle Save Email Print
WTAP News
Posted: 12:23 PM Jul 31, 2008
Last Updated: 4:51 PM Jul 31, 2008
Reporter: Bruce Layman
Email Address: bruce.layman@wtap.com

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The West Virginia State Police is investigating an abandoned vehicle found Thursday morning in Mountwood Park.

Park staff found the vehicle near the marina at Mountwood Lake around 8:00 a.m.

A spokesman with the West Virginia State Police tells WTAP-TV that an investigation is underway into the possibility of some sort of foul play.

As of 1:15 pm Thursday, no other details had been released.

We'll have more on this story coming up on WTAP at Five, WTAP News at Six and on our web channel at WTAP.com.

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Posted by: Anonymous on Jul 31, 2008 at 04:36 PM
Maybe it's the get away car for the Mountwood Park Board members and staff to leave in with Presley Ridge descides to leaves. If Presley Ridge leaves, then theres no need for a park, staff of board.

Posted by: JACK Location: COOLVILLE on Jul 31, 2008 at 02:50 PM
MAYBE THE VEHICLE LEFT AT THE PARK WAS THE CAR DRIVEN BY THE BANK ROBBER FROM YESTERDAY IN COOLVILLE

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