Kinchiro Kincho had been missing since August 3.
(Boone County, Ky.) – A missing man from northern Kentucky was found dead on Saturday.
According to the Boone County Sheriff’s Office, the body of Kinchiro Kincho, 22, was located in a wooded area near Queensway Drive.
There is no foul play suspected in Kincho’s death.
Kincho was last seen on August 3 when he left work at Pitney Bowes in Hebron.
His disappearance was described by family as “uncharacteristic”.
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