New particulars into the investigation of Rachel Morin‘s murder have surfaced.
Practically two weeks after the 37-year-old Maryland resident was found dead off a hiking trail, police stated that DNA proof collected on the crime scene has been linked to a case out in Los Angeles.
In a information convention on Aug. 17, Colonel William Davis of the Harford County Sheriff’s Workplace stated DNA analyzed by the Maryland State Police matched a pattern collected from a house invasion that occurred in March, throughout which a “younger woman” was assaulted. Additional particulars into the assault case weren’t disclosed, although investigators confirmed surveillance footage they obtained of the house invasion suspect leaving the residence.
Davis stated officers consider the person in proven within the video “to be the one that murdered Rachel Morin on August fifth.”
Investigators have no idea the suspect’s identification, however they consider he’s a person about 5-foot-9, 160 lbs. and of Hispanic descent, in accordance with Davis. Authorities additionally consider the suspect is between the age of 20 and 30 years {old}.