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Published 11:25 25 Jan 2023 GMT
Updated 15:50 25 Jan 2023 GMT

Joseph Smith, pictured, from Wichita was found near the hamlet of Geuda Springs, 50 miles south of Wichita (Facebook)[/caption]
The Sumner County Sheriff's office has described the incident as a "hunting related accident".
"A canine belonging to the owner of the pickup stepped on the rifle causing the weapon to discharge," the sheriff's office said. "The fired round struck the passenger who died of his injuries on scene."
A GoFundMe page has been set up by Smith's boss, Chris Brown, to raise funds for his family and help them with funeral costs. Brown described him as "the most unique individual I have had the pleasure of meeting.""No matter how bad or stressful my or our day was, Joe always had something to lift our spirits," he added. "I have been a plumber for a long time and met many many different guys but never have I met another Joe and I am confident there may not be another."
At the time of writing, almost $9,500 of the $20,000 goal has been raised to "allow Joe's family to grieve without the burden of financial stress."
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