Parents Offer $100,000 Reward in Unsolved Homicide of Michigan Woman

Over two years after Megan Drumhiller's death, her family demands DNA testing amid investigative challenges.

Megan Drumhiller, a 31-year-old Michigan woman, was found dead in her home on Jan. 28, 2022, leading to an unsolved homicide case.
Over two years later, her parents offer a $100,000 reward for information that could lead to an arrest, expressing frustration over investigative mishaps.
The family demands DNA testing of items collected from the crime scene, amid concerns that the killer may still be at large.
Investigative challenges included delayed DNA testing, failure to interview potential eyewitnesses promptly, and a misidentification of DNA evidence.
The case highlights the ongoing impact of COVID-19 on criminal investigations, with the lead detective working remotely for months.