Investigators Seize 2 Bedroom Items in Brooke Hanlon Killing as 5-Month Probe Deepens
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Updated · Fox News · Nov 11
Investigators Seize 2 Bedroom Items in Brooke Hanlon Killing as 5-Month Probe Deepens
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 11
Summary
Brown-paper-wrapped evidence including what appeared to be a headboard, hamper and comforter was removed last week from the Chester, New Jersey, home where Brooke Hanlon, 35, was found stabbed to death on June 6.
Robert Strang, a former FBI agent not tied to the case, said investigators often revisit a scene months later when new leads point them to specific evidence such as DNA, phone-location data or digital records.
Conor Hanlon, who called 911 from the home after his wife was found, was seen speaking with police on Nov. 4; he has denied involvement, has not been charged, and no suspect has been publicly named.
Neighbors said the renewed search raised hopes of an arrest in a case authorities say poses no public threat, though a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest remains in place.