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State police stationed outside Clifton home for a second day, investigating woman’s death

Police are releasing very little details as to how Kary Dill, 35, died, as their investigation on the scene approaches 36 hours.
Credit: Dan Frye

CLIFTON, Maine — Maine State Police troopers and their mobile crime lab are outside a Clifton home for the second day in a row, investigating the death of a woman living at that address.

State police say Kary Dill, 35, was found by police, deceased, at 311 Airline Road after a 911 call Monday morning around 8 a.m.

A search of the property’s taxes lists the home as being owned by Dwight Osgood.

Osgood’s neighbor told NEWS CENTER, Maine, Tuesday afternoon that Osgood and Dill lived together at the Airline Road home, and Dill worked at the Clifton convenience store and gas station right next to the home.

A woman working at the convenience store Tuesday said it was “too soon” to talk about Dill’s death.

CLIFTON, Maine - Maine State Police are investigating how 35-year-old Kary Dill died after her body was found at a home on Airline Road in Clifton between 7 and 8 a.m. Monday morning, Jan. 14. Dill's body was taken to a medical examiner for an autopsy.

Osgood’s neighbor added that the town of Clifton, a population of about 1,000 people, would come together to fundraise for Dill’s funeral, as the town has in the past.

He reported seeing an ambulance at the house early Monday morning but hasn’t seen Osgood since.

According to state police, the circumstances of Dill’s death is still under investigation.

An autopsy on Dill’s body began Monday, the results of which state police hope may answer some questions as to how Dill died.

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