TESCOTT, Kan. (AP) - The Kansas Bureau of Investigation says it is investigating the death of a rural Kansas man as a homicide.
The Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office says the body of 34-year-old Matthew Schoshke was found Saturday in a rural home near Tescott.
KBI spokeswoman Melissa Underwood says the agency is looking for Schoshke’s silver 2006 Ford F-150 extended cab pickup, with Kansas tag 892 DZO. The front license plate reads “EATBEEF” and the truck has a chrome push guard on the front and a black plastic tool box in the back.
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Authorities have not released any information on the circumstances of Schoshke’s death.
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