DRY RIDGE — Kentucky State Police are asking for help in locating a car driven by a 1998 Dixie Heights High School graduate fatally shot earlier this week in Bracken County.

        The car is a black two-door 1984 Olds Cutlass Supreme with Kentucky license plate 985-BTF.

        It belonged to Adams C. Harvey, 20, of Elsmere. The bodies of Mr. Harvey and Ryan Eric Matchison, 22, of Florence were discovered on Monday dumped at a boat ramp along Snag Creek about seven miles west of Augusta.

        State police think the two were killed a day earlier in a farmhouse owned by the Harvey family about 15 miles away on Toadvine Road in southern Bracken County.

        Covington Police recovered the pickup truck driven by Mr. Matchison abandoned along railroad tracks near 21st Street and Augustine Road on Thursday. (Friday story)

        Anyone with information is asked to call the Kentucky State Police at (859) 428-1212.

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