West Virginia dad of two found dead two days after last seen at LIV golf tournament
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A West Virginia father of two young kids has been found dead two days after he went missing from the LIV Golf tournament. Jarred David Shultz, 39, was reported missing by a friend who last saw him late Saturday at the two-day event in White Sulphur Springs, Lewisburg PoliceHis body was found that afternoon — less than an hour after the last online police appeal — in a wooded area off a highway close to a number of hotels, the department“There is no foul play suspected in this incident at this time,” Chief Chris Teubert said, without elaborating on the likely cause of death.
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