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FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — Members of the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office Homicide Unit are investigating the death of 36-year-old Johnny Earl Edge.
According to investigators, Edge's body was found in an abandoned mobile home located at 3144 Korea Circle in Fayetteville.
The body was found by Edge's niece, who went to the mobile home to retrieve some property.
Deputies are looking for a red, 1989 Chevy S-10 pickup truck bearing North Carolina registration PXA-4440.
The truck is missing the tailgate and has a black toolbox in the bed.
Deputies say the vehicle is possibly occupied by 33-year-old Walter Harold Brigman and 40-year-old Paul David Grainger.
The last known address of both men is 3144 Korea Circle.
Brigman and Grainger are wanted for questioning about the homicide only.
Anyone with information on either person is asked to call the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office at
677-5432.
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