New Haven woman who died in homicide-suicide identified by coroner's office
A woman involved in a homicide-suicide in New Haven was identified Thursday by the Allen County coroner’s office.
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A woman involved in a homicide-suicide in New Haven was identified Thursday by the Allen County coroner’s office.
The cause and manner of Murlin's death have not been determined and the investigation into her death is continuing, officials said.
Advancements in technology and countless hours of investigating led to a 32-year-old cold case victim’s identification, the Allen County coroner said today.
Investigators may be one step closer to identifying the body of a woman found dead in a vacant Reynolds Street home in 1992.
WANE 15 reported that the woman had healing fractures on the right and left nasal bones. She was 26 weeks pregnant, was between 4-foot-6 and 5-foot-2 tall with weak muscularity and stature.