A few threads backs someone said the funeral procession was gonna have a biker group.
That was probably me who originally posted that. The information came from Leonard Manley in an interview he gave to Chris Graves with the Cincinnati Enquirer last Monday.
It was a reference to the bodies receiving escort from the Hamilton County coroner's office to the funeral home in Pike County by an unnamed motorcycle club.
I do not know if it happened or not as I never saw any photos or additional articles/broadcasts.
Manley said bodies will be released to the funeral home Tuesday morning. A motorcycle club will escort them the roughly 60 miles home back to Pike County, where they will be laid out each in a casket side-by-side for the funeral service.
Chris and Dana and their three children will be buried together.
"One funeral," Manley said, "is enough.
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/new...enge-our-hearts-pike-co-family-says/83517330/
The only quasi-direct reference to motorcycle clubs I've seen is a fundraiser by the Red Knights being somewhat coordinated for the family by Kenneth's wife/ex-wife.
The Red Knights are a club that consists primarily of firemen. Not the kind of motorcycle club generally associated with drug trafficking.
What I have not seen as of yet among the family or their friends and associates is a pattern of any membership in an outlaw motorcycle group. My experience is that their members are usually fairly easy to discern if they use social media.
I'm not familiar with the outlaw motorcycle clubs in that area of Ohio, but I have been looking in that direction.
There has been some turf dispute coming out of Cincinnati between the Iron Horseman MC and the Detroit Highwaymen MC.
I'm still looking at Dayton, Columbus, Portsmouth, and across the river in Kentucky.
This is just an avenue of exploration for me. I know nothing that would specifically point in this direction regarding these murders. I look in this direction because SOME motorcycle clubs include membership that participate in drug trafficking; turf wars have resulted in fatal violence at times.