Dylan Segelbaum

Martinez-Hernandez told detectives that he had never been to Maryland or Virginia, Golden said.

Harford County Sgt. Chris Crespo, he testified, asked Martinez-Hernandez whether he'd be willing to speak to detectives if he had an attorney present. Martinez-Hernandez agreed to talk.

At first, Martinez-Hernandez requested an attorney, Golden said.

Golden testified that he traveled on June 15, 2024, to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Martinez-Hernandez, he said, agreed to be interviewed.

Detectives asked T-Mobile to ping his phone for cell site location information, Golden testified. He then contacted Tulsa Police for assistance.

Golden said he requested and received an arrest warrant. Law enforcement, though, had no idea where Martinez-Hernandez was at that time.

On June 14, 2024, Golden testified, he took swabs to the Maryland State Police for DNA testing. He said he later received the results. “Who was that suspect?” Harford County State's Attorney Alison Healey asked. “Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez," Golden replied.

Witness No. 31: Harford County Detective Phil Golden, the lead investigator in the case (on recall).

Marsh testified that she also pulled out 12 words in the user dictionary of the phone. They included “Rachel,” “Moring” and “asesino” — or Spanish for murderer.

Witness No. 30: Harford County digital forensics supervisor Heather Marsh. Marsh analyzed the Samsung Galaxy A15. Martinez-Hernandez, she said, had cached images related to Morin on his phone.

Witness No. 29: Tulsa Police Detective Steven Sanders testified that Martinez-Hernandez eventually gave officers his real name. A security guard, he said, provided law enforcement with a Samsung Galaxy A15.

Witness No. 28: Tulsa Police Officer Nolisha Markham. Martinez-Hernandez, she testified, also told her his name was Juan Carlos.

There have been several more witnesses who've testified but have not spelled their names for the record. I will update during a break.

Delmont testified that Martinez-Hernandez at first gave them a different name: Juan Carlos. Officers looked at photos of Martinez-Hernandez and asked him to smile. That's because his teeth were unique, Delmont said.

Police, he said, went to Los Dos Amigos Sports Bar. A security guard initially told them that Martinez-Hernandez was not there. “We ended up finding him, sitting at the bar," Delmont testified.

Witness No. 27: Tulsa Police Officer Kylee Delmont, who assisted in the arrest of Martinez-Hernandez on June 14, 2024.

Wilsynski testified that he also took swabs for DNA from the toothbrush that Martinez-Hernandez left at the home of Tania Hernandez.