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Coffee County authorities investigating after discovery of two bodies at Estill Springs home

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Autopsies have been ordered for two people found shot dead Sunday morning at a home in Coffee County, Tennessee, while investigating agencies remain tight-lipped in the ongoing investigation.

The bodies of Chassity Kay Hill, 27, and Logan Tindale, 22, were found at a home in a part of the Estill Springs community just north of Woods Reservoir near the Franklin County line, according to 14th Judicial District Attorney General Craig Northcott.

Spokespersons for the Coffee County Sheriff’s Office declined to comment on the investigation, deferring to Northcott on the details.

Northcott said Hill and Tindale were killed by gunshots at the home on Clyde Vickers Road where Hill lived. Tindale had no known address, Northcott said, but he has lived in Florida and Tennessee. Hill also has lived in nearby Moore County, he said.

Northcott said autopsy results are pending.