Fairfax County police have confirmed the body found in a Tysons pond Tuesday afternoon is Kyle Benjamin Coleman, a Gainesville college student who disappeared after a car crash over the weekend ...

A body has been recovered in Tysons near the site of a crash that sparked a multi-day search for Kyle Coleman, a 19-year-old college student from Prince William County who went missing last ...

Editor’s note (Thursday, June 12, 8 a.m. ET): The body found in a retention pond near where Kyle Coleman got into a car crash was his, Fairfax County police said Wednesday night. Go here for ...

Kyle Benjamin Coleman went missing in Fairfax County, Virginia on June 7. Police in Prince William County received a report about Coleman's disappearance on June 7.

On Tuesday night, Fairfax County Police deployed detectives, helicopters, drones, the Real Time Crime Center, K9 teams, and the Search & Rescue Team to help look for Kyle Coleman.

Kyle Benjamin Coleman went missing in Fairfax County, Virginia on June 7. Editor's note: On June 11, Fairfax County Police identified the body as Kyle Coleman. Follow along here for more information.

Fairfax County police late Tuesday afternoon recovered a body from a pond in Tysons, not far from where a 19-year-old Gainesville college student went missing Friday after a car crash.

News4’s Dominique Moody reports. Police did not begin to search through the area where Kyle Coleman was last seen until Monday, Fairfax County police told News4.

Kyle Benjamin Coleman went missing in Fairfax County, Virginia on June 7. Police in Prince William County received a report about Coleman's disappearance on June 7.

On Tuesday night, Fairfax County Police deployed detectives, helicopters, drones, the Real Time Crime Center, K9 teams, and the Search & Rescue Team to help look for Kyle Coleman.

Fairfax County police late Monday afternoon recovered a body from a pond in Tysons, not far from where a 19-year-old Gainesville college student went missing Friday after a car crash.

On Tuesday night, Fairfax County Police deployed detectives, helicopters, drones, the Real Time Crime Center, K9 teams, and the Search & Rescue Team to help look for Kyle Coleman.