A Kentucky coroner Monday released the names of 15 people \u2014 including seven children \u2014 who were killed when tornadoes tore through the Bowling Green \u2026<\/b>
\nA Kentucky coroner Monday released the names of 15 people \u2014 including seven children \u2014 who were killed when tornadoes tore through the Bowling Green area. Five of the victims \u2014 including three children under age 16 \u2014 were all from the same family, according to social media posts. Rachel Brown,36, Steven Brown,35, Nariah Cayshelle Brown,16, Nyles Brown,4, and Nolynn Brown, only identified as a \u201cjuvenile,\u201d were all found dead close to a home, according to the Warren County Coroner\u2019s Office. Alisa Besic and four young children \u2014 Selmir, Elma, Samantha and Alma Besic \u2014 were found dead on the same street as the Brown family, authorities said. The relationship between the dead Besics wasn\u2019t immediately clear. The other newly identified victims in Warren County included Cory Scott,27, Mae F. White,77, Victoria Smith,64, Robert Williams Jr.,65, and Say Meh,42. In all, at least 64 people have been confirmed dead statewide and more than 100 are still missing after Friday\u2019s monster storm, Gov. Andy Beshear revealed earlier Monday. Among the dead Kentucky victims already identified was Brian Crick, who was a judge for two Kentucky counties, and 2-month-old baby Oaklynn Koon. Crick,43, was a district judge for Muhlenberg and McLean counties who handled criminal misdemeanor, traffic and juvenile cases. He is survived by his wife and three children \u2014 all of whom made it through the storm without major injuries. Baby Oaklynn died Monday after spending two days in the hospital. Her family said the baby girl suffered multiple seizures in the hospital and that doctors believe she may have had a stroke. Oaklynn, her parents and two older brothers were thrown from their house when the tornado hit their Dawson Springs home.<\/p>\n