Johanna Justin Jinich

Documents filed in the case of a slain Wesleyan University student say she changed her e-mail address because she worried about a man trying to resume contact with her. The recently filed search warrant affidavits don't say if the man was Stephen Morgan, who is accused of fatally shooting Johanna Justin-Jinich in May inside a cafe near campus. The documents indicate a friend told police that Justin-Jinich said someone she knew from New York University was contacting her by e-mail, and she wanted nothing to do with him. The documents say she changed her e-mail address, but the man found it. Justin-Jinich filed a ... Read Full Story

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Stephen P. Morgan, accused in the slaying of Wesleyan student Joanna Justin-Jinich, was arrested Thursday night . Morgan stopped by a convenience store in Meridien, about 10 miles from Wesleyan University. When he saw his photo in a newspaper, he decided to give himself up. He asked the store clerk - who at the time had no clue who Morgan was - to call the police. He was arrested a short time later outside the store. Morgan and Justin-Jinich had known each other since at least 2007 when they both attended New York University. That same year Justin-Jinich filed a complaint against Morgan accusing ... Read Full Story

Police have detained a man they suspect was behind Wednesday's shooting at the prestigious Wesleyan college in the United States, local media reported. The Hartford Courant newspaper said a massive manhunt ended late on Thursday when Stephen Morgan turned himself in to police. He is thought to be behind the shooting death of Wesleyan student Johanna Justin-Jinich. The paper reported that police came across Morgan earlier in the day, but failed to recognize him as a suspect. Earlier they had warned Jews and students to stay indoors as a hunt intensified for the gunman. Police had feared the suspect had been targeting Jews and ... Read Full Story

A man accused of shooting a Wesleyan University student to death last month has pleaded not guilty to murder and two new charges added by Connecticut authorities. Twenty-nine-year-old Stephen Morgan appeared in Middletown Superior Court Tuesday afternoon. He's accused of the May 6 killing of Johanna Justin-Jinich (yoh-HAHN'-uh juss-tinn-YIN'-ich), of Timnath, Colo., inside a bookstore cafe near the Middletown campus. Morgan was initially charged with murder. Prosecutors added new charges of intimidation based on bigotry or bias and carrying a pistol without a permit. He waived his right to a preliminary hearing to contest the evidence Tuesday. Middletown police say they found writings by ... Read Full Story