A Maine man, Jayme Schnackenberg, has been arrested in connection to the murder of girlfriend Kimberly Hardy, who had cancer and whose body was found in a wooded area of Monticello.
Fox News correspondent Matt Finn reports that the defense team is asking the state to share the evidence given to the grand jury that indicted Bryan Kohberger.Maine State Police said they arrested Jayme Schnackenberg, 39, on Monday morning at hisThe couple lived together on School Street in the small, northern Maine town with a population of about 740 people on the U.S.-Canada border.
Maine State Police arrested Jayme Schnackenberg, 39, on Monday at his home in Monticello in connection to the murder of Kimberly Hardy, 42. "Evidence Response Team members and Detectives will continue to investigate at several scenes," Maine State Police said in a Facebook post.The Chief Medical Examiner's Officer in Augusta will perform an autopsy to determine Hardy's cause and manner of death.
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