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Kentucky State Police are offering a reward for information that could lead to the arrest of the person responsible for the murder of a Shelby County man.
James Carl Duckett, 43, was found dead in his home on Nov. 10. State police have not said publicly how he died. A pickup taken from Duckett's driveway was recovered hours later.
Police hope somebody saw someone driving the 2004 Dodge Ram pickup or recalls seeing Duckett with someone else in the days or hours before he was found dead, Trooper Ron Turley said.
The amount and source of the reward are being withheld, Turley said.
Anyone with information is asked to call Det. Mitch Harris, (502) 227-2221.
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