WEIS Radio News received information on Wednesday afternoon concerning the discovery of a vehicle matching the description of the one last seen driven by William Densmore Jr. who has been missing since March 20th.

The vehicle was discovered by Alabama Department of Transportation workers who were mowing the shoulder when they spotted the car on U.S. Highway 411 north of Appalachian Highway on its roof at the bottom of a culvert

Investigators say the car matched the description of the one missing Gadsden man William Densmore Jr. was seen leaving his home in March 20.

Densmore was last seen leaving his home in a light blue 1989 Jaguar, traveling from Gadsden to Cherokee County to go fishing with family members. He never arrived in Cherokee County and has not been seen since then.

The body was removed and sent for an autopsy and positive identification. The Densmore family was notified by State Troopers of the discovery.