Potential new evidence originally missed in NJ councilwoman's killing
Three months to the day after Sayreville councilwoman was gunned down in front of her condo, her family's attorney has raised questions about the i...
Three months to the day after Sayreville councilwoman was gunned down in front of her condo, her family's attorney has raised questions about the investigation after the discovery of potentially key evidence. Attorney John Wisniewski, a former state legislator, said he received a call from Sayreville's business administrator in April asking if he knew the whereabouts of a cell phone issued to Dwumfour by the borough. "It turned out to be in a storage facility in one of these self-storage facilities that the contents of her apartment were unloaded into shortly after her death," Wisniewski told New Jersey 101.