Kentucky authorities looking into death of former Fallon woman

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Somerset, Ky., police are investigating the death of a 1990 Churchill County High School graduate and Fallon resident who was found deceased in her car Saturday.

According to the Somerset Police Department, officers responded to a call on Saturday regarding a woman, Carolann Haley (Ketten), 42, who was slumped over the steering wheel of a 1995 Chevrolet Camaro in a Walmart parking lot. A coroner pronounced Haley dead at the scene, but an autopsy was to be performed by the Kentucky Medical Examiner’s Office.

The ongoing investigation, though, indicated Haley may have been at the parking lot since Friday.

The Commonwealth Journal newspaper reported the coroner said Haley had been in the car overnight for about 10-12 hours. He suspected no foul play.

Fallon friends have been posting their condolences on her Facebook page.

“Totally and Utterly Unbelievable. Rest In Peace my kind, beautiful friend. :(You are and always will be loved ...,” wrote Kristina (Lorenzen) DuMond.

Jordan (Diedrichsen) Nichols called her friend’s death as “such a sad day. Her children and soon to be grand baby. My heart goes out to them.”

Lisa Christy reminisced about their time at CCHS.

“So many memories of our fun and crazy times in high school keep running through my mind,” she wrote. ”We will all miss you girl, rest in peace my friend.”

Roy Shuman said he felt great sorrow with the news of her untimely death.

“Her loss is tragic and felt by many whose lives she touched and made better with her warm smile and her uncompromising toughness that we will all miss,” Shuman penned. “We all loved you Carolann and you are sorely missed. Rest in peace my friend.”

Stacey (Baca) Manning remembered her friend’s energy when they were younger.

“I will always remember your spunk and you were always there with a smile,” Manning stated. “May God wrap his arms around your family at this time and may they feel your presence and love. Thank you for being my friend, Carolann...”

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