SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP, OH (FOX19)- The visitation for Marine Sergeant J. P. Huling of West Chester attracted hundreds of community members, students, friends and family at his alma mater, Moeller High School in Kenwood.

The visitation and funeral are open to all to the public but the family requested the media remain across the street from Moeller during the visitation.

Moeller high school senior Michael Riney says he even though he did not know Sgt. Huling he wanted to come and honor their Moeller connection.

"I'm starting to understand more and more the brotherhood that goes with Moeller. I understand J.P. was a Moeller grad so I was just coming down here to support another Moeller grad and brotherhood," says Riney.

Also in attendance to escort the family from the funeral home to the visitation was Ohio's patriot Guard Riders, a national group of bikers and veterans dedicated to supporting the family of fallen soldiers.

BUTLER COUNTY, OH (FOX19)- On Monday, the Butler County Sheriff Office reported that they were investigating the theft of some Lakota East prom money.

Heather Schoell-Schroeder, age 45, of Liberty Township, was issued a summons on Monday on charges of misdemeanor theft. She was a teacher at Lakota East.

Police say they got a report last week that said Schoelle-Schroeder had sold prom tickets in her classroom, and that money was never deposited into the prom account.

Her hearing is scheduled for sometime in June.

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FAIRFIELD, OH (FOX19)- It's been 25 days since 15-year old Chelsea Johnson was found stabbed to death in a Fairfield creek and police still have not made any arrests.

Fairfield Police have two detectives working on the case.

"It's not only a matter of identifying the individual but also a matter of building a case against the individual that is going to lead to a successful conviction in court and sometimes it's the latter part that is most difficult," said Lt. Kevin Haddix with the Fairfield Police Department.

Detectives have a timeline of Chelsea's whereabouts on Sunday April 15th, the day she was last seen alive.

Around noon she was spotted at the Ameristop on Niles Rd. in Fairfield with a friend, Tim Childs.

Police say she was later seen near that same area in the late afternoon, but would not say if Childs was with Chelsea at that point.