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Man Has Not Yet Been Charged
POSTED: 6:17 p.m. EST October 31, 2003
UPDATED: 6:29 p.m. EST October 31, 2003
CLEVELAND -- A key suspect in the Shakira Johnson murder investigation has reportedly failed a lie detector test, reported NewsChannel5's Joe Pagonakis.
A source close to the investigation told NewsChannel5 that Daniel Hines, 35, "failed his lie detector test miserably," when asked about the 11-year-old girl's disappearance and murder.
The source went on to say Shakira even talked with Hines on the front porch of his East 106th Street home the day she disappeared.
But police must wait for key lab tests on items taken from the lot where Shakira's body was found before they can arrest Hines.
Previous Stories:
- October 26, 2003: Hundreds Gather Inside, Outside Church To Remember Shakira
- October 26, 2003: Community Remembers Slain Girl
- October 24, 2003: Shakira Murder Suspect Fears For Life
- October 23, 2003: Official Calls Man Who Lives Near Shakira Suspect
- October 23, 2003: Mayor's Press Conference Addresses Safety Of Children
- October 23, 2003: Questions Raised On Amber Alert System
- October 22, 2003: Prosecutor Confident Shakira's Killer Will Be Caught Soon
- October 22, 2003: Coroner Rules Shakira's Death Homicide
- October 21, 2003: Shakira Murder Case: Officials Search Field Again
- October 21, 2003: Community Mourns For Shakira Johnson
- October 20, 2003: Coroner Positively Identifies Body As Shakira
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