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More than a month after Samuel Montano and his girlfriend, Zaheeda Mohammed, vanished from Montano’s home, leaving behind a gruesome scene of blood and bullets, a relative says she is dissatisfied with how the police are handling the case.
While investigations are ongoing, the relative, who requested anonymity, said investigators still could not furnish them with any information about their disappearance or whether the bullets with TTPS markings found at the crime scene were genuine police ammunition.
Montano, 44, and Mohammed, 36, were last seen by a relative on August 2. The following morning, a relative went to Montano’s home at Sunset Cove Extension in La Romain to visit them, but instead she saw blood on the floor and sheets, with a trail leading from the house to the nearby shoreline. There were also several spent shells in the house. Police recovered 23 spent shell casings, including seven with TTPS markings.
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