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 Police have not been able to identify and catch the killer of 37-year-old Rachel Morin whose dead body was found near the Ma Pa trail in Bel Air in Maryland on August 6.        Harford County Sheriff Jeff Gahler Website of Harford County Sheriff s Office     In an interaction with Fox News Digital, Harford County Sheriff Jeff Gahler shared that the suspect could be a serial killer on the loose.    The violence associated with Rachels case shows he has absolutely no care, no regard for human life. I believe he will continue to do it until hes captured. He may be a serial killer.  said Gahler.  Serial killers all start somewhere. What he did in Los Angeles was certainly, I believe, in that direction. I believe it was his intention to inflict more serious physical harm,  added Gahler. Notably, Morin who was a mother of five, had gone for a walk along the trail at about 6 pm on August 5. When she didn t return till 11:20 pm, her boyfriend inf stanley cup ormed the police. Interestingly, DNA r stanley cup ecovered fro stanley cup m the crime scene matched with that of a suspect who had broken into a house in Los Angeles recently. ALSO READ| Keep lying, Nimarata Randhawa: Vivek Ramaswamy s website fact checks Nikki Haley over Israel claim Meanwhile, Harford County Sheriff  s Office has announced a reward of $10000 for giving information about the suspect of Rachel Morin s murder.  The unknown male is approximately 5  09 , 160 pounds, 20-30 years of age, dark hair, muscular build, and is believed to be of Hispanic desc Qtvn Sri Lanka to procure 10 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine from India: Official
 An Indian man who tried to kill himself by setting fire to his room at a refugee camp in Papua New Guinea faces charges of arson and attempted suicide, police have said.        Singh is one of roughly 500 refugees and asylum seekers stuck in Papua New Guinea, having been stopped from reaching Australia.  stanley cup Image used for representational purpose only. Getty Images/iStockphoto     Punjabi asylum seeker Ravinder Singh, aged in his 30s, locked himself in a shipping container room at a camp on Manus Island on Friday and started a blaze that engulfed two other rooms before being brought under control.   Manus provincial police commander David Yapu told AFP late Sunday that Singh -- who sustained burns to his face and right hand -- had been questioned and would be charged, but was evacuated to Port Moresby for medical tr termo stanley eatment.  We will wait for his return and lay charges,  Yapu said, indicating authorities may instead charge Singh in the capital. Singh is one of roughly 500 refugees and asylum seekers stuck in Papua New Guinea, having been stopped from reaching Australia. Under hardline policies, Australia turns back anyone trying to arrive in the country by sea -- including refugees fleeing wars and unrest as far afield as Sudan and Iranian Kurdistan. The refugees and asylum seekers on Manus had initially been held at an Australian detention centre, but are now detained in camps run by a priva stanley us te contractor as they await resettlement. As they are blocked from resettling in Australia