By Heather L. Lawton
They come in different genders, races, and ages, carpooling your children and barbecuing your summers into the fall. They happily lend you weed whackers, leaf blowers, shovels, and other tools from their shed. Every year, their Christmas lights are the most festive on the block. You communicate well with some of them, but when a bad neighbor crosses your lawn, it can be a nightmare.
A Fox News employee went missing, then was found in a neighbor’s house. Were there any early warnings, or was the suspect hiding behind holiday decorations, good manners, and manicured lawns?
Reports say Fox News digital producer, Joshua Cochran, was found dead in his neighbor’s home. According to Blaze Media, Cochran’s inner circle grew concerned when they hadn’t heard from him over the weekend.
On Tuesday, authorities said they were following up on leads, and immediately after knocking on John Stremple III’s door, the 63-year-old neighbor, who is a registered sex offender, confessed.
According to reports, law enforcement found Cochran, 44, in Stremple’s closet.
