Bloody pillow had missing woman's DNA
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — An amended complaint says blood on a pillow found during a search last weekend matches the DNA of a missing Minnesota woman presumed dead.
The pillow — along with a pillow case, sports bra, shirt and sponge — was found by a volunteer during a search near Keller Lake for the body of 30-year-old Kira Trevino.
The new evidence is detailed in an amended complaint against Trevino’s husband, Jeffery Trevino. He remains charged with second-degree murder.
Kira Tervino, a central Wisconsin native, disappeared Feb. 21. Her husband was charged after blood was found in their St. Paul home.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press (http://bit.ly/ZT5Amh ) reports a woman told police she was driving by Keller Lake early on Feb. 22 when she saw two men struggling with something the size of a person.
