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Investigators have not released a cause of death and have not said what caused the fire.

The Albany County Sheriff’s Office has identified human remains that were found along the Laramie River.

The Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation is handling the case.

The remains of Travis Bybee, 38, were found by two men searching for antler sheds north of Laramie along the Laramie River on April 25, according to the Laramie Police Department.

The investigation into the cause of his death continues.

Although the victims' names were used by others on social media in the wake of the crash, Stratmoen was unable to release the names until authorities could notify family members.

Quillin and Hinkle remain in custody.

He could face up to life in prison plus 15 years if convicted on all counts.

Lieutenant Smith says the investigation is ongoing.

Thanks to the public's help, Cheyenne Police have identified a man who stole over $100 worth of merchandise from the King Soopers gas station on August 1.

A forensic dentist has verified the identity of a Colorado man killed in a head-on crash on Wyoming Highway 230 about 15 miles southwest of Laramie on Jan. 31.
Mitchell D. Foust, 19, of Grand Junction, Colo. had to be identified through dental records due to the fire that engulfed his vehicle...