Police Revisit Brooke Hanlon's NJ Home With 15 Vehicles in 5-Month Homicide Probe
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Updated · Fox News · Nov 5
Police Revisit Brooke Hanlon's NJ Home With 15 Vehicles in 5-Month Homicide Probe
2 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 5
Summary
At least 15 law-enforcement vehicles returned Wednesday to Brooke Hanlon's home in Chester, New Jersey, and remained until about 11 p.m., nearly five months after she was found stabbed to death there.
Conor Hanlon, her husband, was seen speaking with officers at the property; he has denied any role, and prosecutors said they had no update and have made no arrests.
Weeks earlier, an autopsy formally ruled Brooke Hanlon's death a homicide caused by sharp force injuries, matching what the Morris County Prosecutor's Office had said in June.
A 911 call previously obtained by Fox News Digital captured Conor Hanlon telling dispatchers he had found his wife unresponsive with 'a laceration' while receiving CPR instructions.
Officials still have not said whether a murder weapon was recovered, leaving Wednesday's renewed police activity as the latest visible sign the case remains active.