Two children found dead
By BURTON SPEAKMAN
Glasgow Daily Times The Glasgow Daily Times Sat Aug 07, 2010, 12:38 PM CDT
GLASGOW — Two children have been found dead in southwest Barren County.
Kentucky State Police is conducting a death investigation involving two boys
ages 3 and 5, according to Charles Swiney, spokesman for the Bowling Green post.
The two children were located inside a truck on at 1483 Blaine Evans Road just
off Ky. 1297 two miles from the Barren-Warren county line.
The Barren County Sheriff’s Office received the initial call this afternoon
about two children who were missing. Sheriff Chris Eaton said the children’s
mother reported she had fallen asleep between 1 and 1:30 p.m. while watching
television with the children.
Deputies along with the Barren County Rescue Squad and Barren County volunteer
firefighters arrived at the residence and began searching for the boys, Swiney
said.
After an exhaustive search of the property the two boys were found inside a late
model truck in a vehicle on the property and their mother at that point call
Kentucky State Police, Swiney said.
The mother woke up a couple of hours later and could not find the children.
Their grandmother then called 911, Eaton said.
The boys had apparently trapped in the truck. They were pronounced dead at the
scene by a Barren County coroner.
Names of the children are not being released at this time, Swiney said. There is
no more information being released about the investigation at this time.
New Information In Barren Co. Children's Death
Barren County officials release the names of two young boys found dead in a
pickup truck Friday afternoon.
Posted: 7:04 PM Aug 9, 2010
Reporter: Ryan Dearbone
Email Address: ryan.dearbone@wbko.com
Deputy Coroner Tim Gibson tells WBKO, the boys were 3-year-old Jaxon Payne and
5-year-old Dylan Payne.
Kentucky State Police are waiting on word from the medical examiner's office in
Louisville regarding what killed the two boys.
Their autopsies were completed Saturday but the examiner is waiting till he
reads the reports from law enforcement before determining the actual cause.
"As far as foul play goes, as of right now we don't suspect foul play, but we're
not ruling that out, neither is the medical examiner," says Trooper Charles
Swiney.
The two boys were found in the cab of a pickup truck at their house on Blaine
Evans Road Friday afternoon, after going missing earlier in the day.
Tuesday Morning Update:
Visitation is set for 2 P.M. this afternoon for the Jaxon and Dylan Payne. The
funeral service will be held Wednesday, August 11th, at 2 P.M. at the AF Crow
and Son Funeral Home in Glasgow. They will be buried in Shiloh Cemetery.