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KSP investigating Nelson Co. hunter's death Bardstown man was hunting with his juvenile grandson. His juvenile grandson who was accompanying him is not believed to be involved or at fault in his grandfather's death. KSP is now treating incident as a 'death investigation' and is asking individuals who may have been traveling the Bluegrass Parkway in the 21-25 mile marker, Saturday morning, November 19, 2016, and have any observation concerning the incident to call KSP Post 4, 270-766-5078. Click on headline for complete story By Tpr. Jeff Gregory, Public Information Officer Kentucky State Police Post 4, Elizabethtown, KY BARDSTOWN KY (Mon 21 Nov 2016) - Kentucky State Police Post 04 Detectives are conducting a death investigation in Nelson County, KY. On November 19, 2016 at approximately 7:54amET, KSP Post 4 in Elizabethtown, KY, was contacted by the Nelson Co. dispatch asking for assistance on a death investigation involving a Bardstown man who was out hunting with his juvenile grandson on a farm located off of Ed Brent Lane. Tommy Ballard (54) of Bardstown was pronounced dead at the scene by the Nelson Co. Coroner's office after suffering a fatal gunshot wound. His juvenile grandson who was accompanying him is not believed to be involved or at fault in his grandfather's death. KSP Detectives as well as investigators from the Nelson Co. Sheriff's Dept. have actively been working the scene and the shooting is still under investigation. As an agency, anytime we have a death scene, we carefully gather and monitor the evidence and the facts as they are presented or as we discover them. There are numerous things which must be considered before a cause of death ruling is made as well as deciding on how to title an investigation. We are consistent on how we handle all death investigations before we determine the cause and before we decide if there is any criminal intent. At this time, this unfortunate incident is still labeled as a death investigation. We are asking the public to call KSP Post 4 with any information that anyone may have in regards to the death of Mr. Ballard at 270-766-5078. Specifically, we are looking for anyone who may have been traveling the Bluegrass Pkwy Saturday morning between the hours of 6:30am and 7:30amETT in the area of the 21-25 mile marker, who may have observed any persons or vehicles on the roadway. KSP Post 4 will update with any information that can be disseminated as soon as we feel it is appropriate. This story was posted on 2016-11-21 09:33:07
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