GUILTY NJ - Marianne DeMartin, 52, Marlton, 23 Sept 2005

[Beyond Belief]

Okay, anybody who can work in photos, please freeze the photo just as the headlights are reflecting on the window when it is pulling in next to the dumpster. Look toward the bottom of the window close to the dumpster and see if you can see the reflection of the driver. If it is, which of course, shadows play games, its a young guy, short hair, wearing sunglasses, maybe someone sitting next to him, also with sunglasses or could be a double reflection.

http://s35.photobucket.com/albums/d179/Kafthy/?action=view&current=marlton25.jpg&refPage=&imgAnch=imgAnch1

towards upper right hand corner

heres another still, looks like profile this time on image to left of face
http://s35.photobucket.com/albums/d179/Kafthy/?action=view&current=marlton26.jpg&refPage=&imgAnch=imgAnch1

 

[reb]

wow... that's some good work. i'm having a hard time seeing where you're getting that from though.
also i was wondering.. what the heck is that red beam of light bouncing around in the video?

 

[Beyond Belief]

I think that shows movement

 

[dark_shadows]

Anything new on this case?

 

[Rle7]

The Burlington County Prosecutor's Office released an unidentified man's photograph Monday as part of a continuing investigation into the disappearance of an Evesham woman two years ago this week.

Burlington County Prosecutor Robert Bernardi said the man is not a suspect in the case of Marianne DeMartin, 52, of Sagemore Drive, but that investigators want to identify and locate him.

Bernardi said the photograph of a bearded man paddling a kayak was downloaded on to DeMartin's laptop computer several weeks before her disappearance. She was last seen Sept. 23, 2005, and authorities believe she may have been murdered.

DeMartin's abandoned car was found Sept. 29 behind a Voorhees Wawa. Enough of her blood was found in its trunk to make investigators believe she was the victim of violence.

"Quite frankly we don't have any fresh leads in the case right now . . . but this (photograph) in no way, shape or form should be interpreted to mean this is a suspect or a person of interest," Bernardi said.

http://www.courierpostonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070925/NEWS0602/709250361

 

[hoppyfrog]

Here is the pic

Police said he's not a suspect, just someone they would like to locate and talk to.


As part of the ongoing investigation, a photograph was retrieved from DeMartin's computer that depicts an unidentified male. Members of her family, friends and co-workers have reviewed the photograph and no one has been able to identify the man.

http://www.nbc10.com/news/14192881/detail.html

 

[BabyGirlsMom]

Seems as though her body was found in April 06 but just identified through DNA earlier this year...man arrested today...he previously worked at her apartment complex and was caught breaking into her home...more at link.
http://www.nbc10.com/news/15957812/detail.html.

Prayers for her family, at least they have some answers.

 

[audrey77]

Thank you for the update... so glad they found her and her killer. I was just thinking about her the other day.

 

[reb]

a sex offender who still lives with HIS MOTHER. classic. and he gave marianne's jewelry to his girlfriend.. how romantic.

hope it was worth it, a**hole!!

 

[Beyond Belief]

Thanks for the update.

 

[OkieGranny]

From December 2008:

http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2008/12/medford_man_gets_40_years_for.html

A Burlington County man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison in the strangling death of a woman during a burglary at her Evesham home in September 2005.

Thirty-three-year-old Alex Crow of Medford must serve a minimum of 34 years before becoming eligible for parole under the sentence imposed today by Superior Court Judge Patricia LeBon.
Crow pleaded guilty in October to a murder charge in the death of 52-year-old Marianne DeMartin.

 

[imstilla.grandma]

A Medford man has lost his appeal for post-conviction relief after pleading guilty to the 2005 murder of an Evesham woman who was missing for two years before her remains were found in Pennsylvania.

Alex J. Crow, 40, formerly of Oak Ridge Road, had appealed a trial court ruling to deny him a hearing for post-conviction relief. On Thursday, the New Jersey Appellate Division upheld the denial, finding that Crow’s argument that he did not receive adequate counsel before he agreed to the plea deal lacked “sufficient merit.”

Medford man serving 40 years for murder loses appeal for post-conviction relief

STATE v. CROW | No. A-4602-13T4. | By PER CURIAM | 20160310270 | Leagle.com