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Pennsylvania state police will "further" their investigation of the 1989 missing person cold case of Tracy Kroh with "a methodical demolition" of the main suspect's home.

State police believe there may be evidence related to the disappearance of Tracy Kroh on the property.

Pennsylvania State Police say the search of a Dauphin County property is over, with no major clues found in the 1989 disappearance of Tracy Kroh.

State Police and other agencies spent the last 10 days demolishing a Halifax-area home belonging to Mark Warfel, whom police believe is a suspect in the case.

Those and other top stories on PennLive Tuesday morning.

Pennsylvania State Police are demolishing buildings on a Dauphin County property in connection with the unsolved 1989 disappearance of teenager Tracy Kroh.

The home, owned by an elderly man believed to be a suspect in the case, is located on the 100 block of Mountain House Road.

Pennsylvania State Troopers are demolishing a home in Dauphin County as part of a cold case investigation into the disappearance of Tracy Kroh.

Mark Warfel’s family has consented to a search and “methodical demolition” of each structure on the Mountain House Road property, police said.

Pennsylvania State Police searched a property in Dauphin County, looking for evidence in the decades-old disappearance of teenager Tracy Kroh.