Suspect in 2006 Murder Case Still Awaiting Trial
By: Cassidy Hodges. KNWA
Updated: August 20, 2012
The man accused of murdering a 21-year-old college student six years ago is still awaiting trial.
Monday morning the Washington County Judge postponed his trial and is yet to set another date.
Rico Cohn pleaded not guilty at his arraignment in June.
Fayetteville Police believe Cohn killed Nina Ingram in April of 2006.
Ingram was found strangled to death in her apartment and for years police had no suspects.
After several recent news stories about the case, investigators received some information that helped them make an arrest.
Cohn faces a charge of capital murder.
Continuing Coverage:
Monday morning the Washington County Judge postponed his trial and is yet to set another date.
Rico Cohn pleaded not guilty at his arraignment in June.
Fayetteville Police believe Cohn killed Nina Ingram in April of 2006.
Ingram was found strangled to death in her apartment and for years police had no suspects.
After several recent news stories about the case, investigators received some information that helped them make an arrest.
Cohn faces a charge of capital murder.
Continuing Coverage:
Comments
let me guess he has a history of mental illness, he forgot to take his medicine, he didnt know what he was doing at the time of the murder, i wonder which one of these lines they will use to get this thing off
lloyd b.
August 20, 2012 at 3:26 pm
