Police tracing steps of "person of interest" in Jennah Seibert murder investigation
Law enforcement in Westmoreland County said they are working around the clock to identify a "person of interest" in connection with the death of a 24-year-old Rostraver Township woman.
Jennah Seibert was found shot to death inside her home on Lenity School Road on April 11.
Jennah Seibert search warrant details
According to an affidavit acquired by KDKA on Wednesday, the person who called 911 was Seibert's fiance, Bryan Murray. He told the first officer who arrived, "She's dead…. Oh my god! You need to get these people who killed her," according to the affidavit.
Murray also alerted police that Seibert's SUV, a black 2024 Lexus GX5-50, had been stolen. That vehicle was later found about 8 miles away at a gravel parking lot in Monongahela along Sycamore and Morton streets.
Police served a search warrant in Monongahela for surveillance video from several nearby businesses, including a bank and a 7-Eleven convenience store.
"Person of interest" in Jennah Seibert case
Those videos showed images of Seibert's SUV driving in the area on April 11 and images of a man whom police are now actively seeking and asking for the public's help in finding.
Police say that this person is still at large and that all the surrounding communities need to be on guard.
"In reference to the vehicle, anybody who may be able to help us, the timeframe would be roughly around 7:30 in the morning until 9:30 in the morning Friday," Rostraver Police Chief Scott Sokol said.
Police say that this person is still at large and that all the surrounding communities need to be on guard. Video from the store shows the bearded man in a jacket wearing a knit hat at the counter.
"If you have any cameras on your house, Ring doorbells, or any surveillance cameras in Rostraver, Monongahela and Donora area," Chief County Detective Ronald Zona said, "please check your cameras between those time frames and see if you have that vehicle on your cameras or if you have that individual walking down the street."
Sources told KDKA that the motive is still unclear. Siebert's fiance is cooperating with law enforcement.
Seibert's obituary said she and her fiance were greeters at their church. She worked at a staffing agency and was a member of two local chambers of commerce.
Her funeral is scheduled for Thursday. Seibert's family held a funeral visitation on Wednesday.
Anyone with any information on this case is asked to contact the Rostraver Township Police Department at 724-929-4111 or the Westmoreland County Detective Bureau at 724-830-3287.
