A former FBI special agent recently shed light on the intricate process involved in apprehending a suspect in the multi-state homicide investigation of Rachel Morin. Retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent Scott Duffey shared insights into the investigative techniques employed by federal and state law enforcement.
Duffey emphasized that in any homicide investigation, law enforcement typically begins by focusing on individuals closest to the victim, such as family members or partners. As the investigation progresses, authorities expand their scope to include broader circles of acquaintances.
