BEL AIR, Md. — A glimmer of hope in the quest to find Rachel Morin's killer.
It's been nearly two months since the mother of five's body was discovered along the Ma & Pa Trail in Harford County.
She went for a walk on August 5 then never returned home, leaving her family desperate for answers.
DNA located at the crime scene matched with a March home invasion in Los Angeles.
Yet, police aren't exactly sure who that DNA belongs to. So far, all they have is an older video of a man they believe to be the suspect leaving the home in LA.
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But now investigators say they've followed up on a lead which sent them to speak with an individual in Washington D.C.
While detectives aren't calling the person a suspect, the hope is they can point them in the right direction to identify the person suspect.
Meanwhile, attorneys for the Morin family are in the process of planning a flyer campaign in Los Angeles to get that community more involved in the search.
Currently there is a $30,000 reward for information leading to the murderer's arrest.
