A Washington D.C. woman who went missing while heading to Christmas dinner at a friend’s place has turned up. The body of actress and yoga instructor, Tricia McCauley, was found Tuesday in the back of her stolen vehicle. Police initially stated there were signs of trauma and that they had a suspect in custody. An autopsy eventually revealed she was beaten and strangled.
As of right now, not much is known about the entire crime. The suspect, 29-year-old Adrian Duane Johnson, was caught robbing a CVS and assaulting an employee. It was after that when police discovered McCauley’s vehicle.
It’s been learned that Johnson has a lengthy arrest record. He’d been taken into custody at least 6 times this year alone. He was released for his last crime on December 20 and was supposed to have been wearing a court-ordered GPS monitoring device. He never showed up to have the monitor put on him and no warrant for his arrest was ever issued.
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