BELLEVUE, WI (WTAQ) – Investigators continue to seek more information as they continue to investigate last week’s murder of a Bellevue woman.
52-year-old Suzette L. Langlois was found dead of a gunshot outside her home, 3020 Manitowoc Road, on August 29.
In a statement, the Brown County Sheriff’s Office reiterated their call for patience as they investigate.
“It would be detrimental to the investigation for us to provide specifics on how the crime was committed, why it may have been committed, who may have done it and what evidence we are currently examining,” sheriff’s officials said in a news release Tuesday.
The statement details that officials have invested over 200 hours in the past four days looking into the case. Items have been sent to the State Crime Lab in Madison to be analyzed for fingerprints, DNA and other trace evidence. Some results are expected next week, however investigators say they won’t have all the answers at that time.
“Investigation of a major crime, where there are no eyewitnesses and no obvious motive or suspect, takes time,” the news release said. “We are maintaining a broad scope as we move forward with the investigation. We believe the information and evidence we have been gathering will allow us to focus our investigation in the future, especially once we receive results from the forensic examinations of the evidence at the crime lab.”
Officials continue to say they have no reason to think the general public is in danger. Investigators said the day of the murder that they did not think it was a random act.
Anyone with information is asked to call Sgt. Brian Slinger with the Brown County Sheriff’s Office at (920) 448-4230. Anonymous tips may be left with Crime Stoppers by phone at (920) 432-7867, by text message with the keyword GBTIP to 274637 or online.
