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.