Greensburg —
An autopsy was conducted on William Cundiff, 38, Thursday morning, and medical examiners say it will take four to six weeks before toxicology results are known.
Cundiff was found dead Wednesday near the loading dock of Greensburg’s Aldi.
Investigators with the Greensburg Police Department have ruled out the possibility of foul play.
The Daily News will have more on this story as it develops.
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Toxicology results pending on man found dead at Aldi
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These civilian trainees from Clarksburg and Rushville recently completed the Decatur County EMA's first CERT training course.
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EMA director talks changes in wake of tornado anniversary
When a tornado ripped through Greensburg May 25, 2011, Rob Duckworth didn’t work for the Decatur County Emergency Management Agency (EMA).
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Softball teams advance to semifinals
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Anna Burkhart and her aunt, Jenny Burkhart, both sat for a haircut at Magic Act Salon and Day Spa Saturday afternoon. Both Decatur County residents elected to donate several inches of their hair to Locks of Love, a non-profit organization that fashions hairpieces for children suffering long-term hair loss.
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North Decatur Elementary student, aunt donate to Locks of Love.
Nine-year-old Anna Burkhart has spent the last year growing out her hair for a very special purpose.
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