Marshall County authorities find man shot, say death investigation is underway
Coroner Cody Nugent said his office and the Marshall County Sheriff's Office launched the death investigation after the man was found shot on Brothers Road.
He said his office responded to the scene around 9:30 a.m.
Nugent said that the man's remains have been sent to the Alabama Department of Forensics in Huntsville for autopsy and further investigation.
The coroner said the manner of the death is not known at this time, as the sheriff's office is continuing to investigate.
News 19 has reached out to the sheriff's office for more information.
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