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Six months after Morin's disappearance, investigators released the new sketch as they continue their efforts to track down the woman's killer, which includes the distribution of thousands of bi-lingual flyers in Maryland and California.
"Over the last six months detectives have conducted more than 100 interviews and followed up on more than 1,000 tips," officials said. "Their investigation has led them to seven different states with ten federal, state, and local agencies assisting."
They made note that "this investigation has not slowed or stalled."
According to the sheriff's office, they were able to finalize a sketch of the murder suspect this week, which Capt. Andy Lane, who is overseeing the investigation, explained on a podcast that was released on Monday, Feb. 12.
Detectives say that the killer may have been in the area before Morin's disappearance in August last year.
"As you listen to the podcast and view the sketch, please keep Rachel’s family in your thoughts," they said. "As Capt. Lane offers, 'remember Rachel, remember the area she was in, … if anyone remembers anything moving forward…those small details can be the details that break the case open.'
"In closing, we would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the community for its support throughout this challenging time. Your cooperation and solidarity are invaluable as we strive to find answers and deliver justice."
Anyone with information can send tips to RMTips@harfordsheriff.org.
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