The 77-year-old victim died from a gunshot wound to the head, an autopsy determined.
State police in Vermont are investigating after a woman was found dead on a popular trail in Castleton. The Vermont State Police called the death 'suspicious' in a news release and said that they received a call about a deceased woman on the Delaware and Hudson Rail Trail on Thursday afternoon. Police arrived around 4:30 p.m., where they found the woman dead. The victim was identified Friday as 77-year-old Honoree Fleming.
The Vermont State Police Department asked that anyone with information reach out to investigators. In a news update issued Friday morning, the department asked that 'the public and businesses in the Castleton area' review surveillance video for anyone matching that description who may have been caught on camera 'from early afternoon into the evening hours' on October 5.
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