Roughly 100 interviews have been conducted during an investigation into the killing of JoEllen Browning, police said Friday.
Four weeks after the longtime University of Iowa hospital budget executive was found stabbed to death in her Iowa City home, the homicide investigation continues and no arrest has been made.
“The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation and the Iowa City Police Department are continuing to investigate this case,” police said in a statement Friday evening. “Approximately 20 agents and investigators have been involved in conducting upwards of 100 interviews.”
Police said they are awaiting lab results from evidence at the scene.