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Missing Credit Union Employee Found Dead

Jennifer Hicks, marketing director and teller at the $52M Lake Chem Community FCU, faced theft charges.

By Peter Strozniak | Updated on February 26, 2016
Hicks, second from left, appeared in this photo on the credit union's Facebook page Jan. 28.

Jennifer L. Hicks, a credit union employee missing since Feb. 9 and wanted by police on an alleged theft charge, was found dead in Calloway County Thursday, according to Kentucky State Police. Hicks served as a teller and marketing director at the $52 million Lake Chem Community FCU, according to the credit union’s website.

“On February 25, 2016, Kentucky State Police Post 1 received a call from the Calloway County Sheriff’s Office advising that Jennifer L. Hicks, 31, of Murray, had been located deceased in Calloway County,” the state police said in a statement released late Thursday afternoon. “The Kentucky State Police is on scene and the investigation is ongoing.”

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