Limestone County Coroner Identifies Man Found After Fire in Huntsville, Alabama

Limestone County Coroner Identifies Man Found After Fire

Huntsville, Alabama — The Limestone County Coroner’s office has confirmed the identity of a man found after a devastating fire on Highway 72 earlier this year. The remains discovered on May 3 have been identified as those of 70-year-old Rohn E. Pruett, with confirmation achieved through DNA analysis conducted by the Alabama Department of Forensics.

Details of the Incident

According to the Huntsville Police Department (HPD), Pruett’s remains were located in the early hours of May 3 at approximately 2:30 a.m. The police had initially responded to a report of a deceased individual near the address 29900 Hwy 72. Prior to the finding, there had been a call regarding a fire at the same location.

Awaiting Results on Cause of Death

As of now, the cause of Rohn Pruett’s death remains undetermined, with investigations ongoing. Authorities are working diligently to gather more information that could shed light on the circumstances surrounding this tragic event.

Community Impact

This incident has sent ripples through the local community, sparking concern and sadness among residents. As more details are awaited, the Limestone County community remains supportive, reaching out to authorities for updates on the investigation.

Next Steps

As investigations continue, the Limestone County Coroner’s office and the Huntsville Police Department encourage anyone with relevant information to come forward. Community members are united in their hope for resolution and clarity regarding this unfortunate loss.