A couple will receive a $25,000 reward if the dead body they found on Wednesday is identified as Kentucky shooting suspect Joseph A. Couch.

When a gunman perched atop a cliff’s ledge opened fire on a dozen cars on Kentucky’s Interstate 75, wounding five people, it permeated surrounding communities with fear – and sent one couple into the woods to join the dayslong manhunt for the assailant.

Authorities say a body has been found near the Kentucky site where a gunman opened fire on an interstate highway, hitting a dozen vehicles and wounding five people.

Investigators believe they have found the body of a man they say shot five people and a dozen cars on an interstate highway in Kentucky this month, state police said Wednesday – ending an 11-day manhunt that stretched deep into the sprawling Daniel Boone National Forest and put surrounding communities on edge.

The couple called themselves “bounty hunters on the hunt.” A day before they found the body of 32-year-old Joseph Couch, who opened fire Sept. 7 on a busy stretch of interstate near Exit 49, about nine miles north of London, the couple told Kentucky state troopers their goal: get Couch off the streets and collect the reward money.

Fred and Sheila McCoy, the Kentucky couple who livestreamed on YouTube their discovery of the body of the Interstate 75 shooter, should be eligible for the full $35,000 reward — if all of that money is available, officials said Thursday.

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The couple behind the Hatfield and McCoy museum live streamed the discovery of Joseph Couch’s body. Here’s what their previous search video showed.

A YouTuber couple discovered a body believed by authorities to be Joseph Couch, the suspect in a Kentucky highway shooting earlier this month, during a livestream Wednesday. The remains, found in the woods near Interstate 75,

Authorities in Kentucky called off the manhunt for the suspect they believe was responsible for a mass shooting on a remote stretch of highway after they located a body deep in the woods—with the help of a pair of YouTubers.