The Unlikely Heroes of London

In a shocking turn of events, a couple in their 60s, Fred and Sheila McCoy, discovered the remains of Joseph Couch, the alleged Kentucky highway shooter, after a week-long search. The couple, who typically spend their retired days creating YouTube videos about the Hatfield-McCoy feud, decided to lace up their boots and venture into the rugged terrain to help authorities find the shooter. Their journey began after a Friday night date, when they felt compelled to search for the shooter following a series of lockdowns and school closings in their community. Fred, a retired police officer, and Sheila, who had previously undergone back surgery, hadn't gone on a hike in a long time. However, they were determined to make a difference and find the shooter. Using their YouTube livestream to document their search, the McCoys filmed themselves trudging through dense woods, warning each other about snakes and vultures. Their persistence paid off when they discovered the remains, capturing the moment on camera. The shocking discovery was shared with the world, racking up nearly half a million views in under 24 hours.