Police charged Jamyra Gallmon, 21, with first-degree felony murder while armed in connection with the death of David Messerschmitt. His body was found inside a room at the Donovan Hotel 2/2010.
Messerschmitt, 30, had sent a text message to his wife the day before his body was discovered, saying he'd be home in an hour. But when the newlywed didn't return to his home in Capitol Hill, his wife, Kim Vuong, filed a missing persons report.
Police didn't say what evidence led investigators to charge Gallmon but said they believe she was pictured in a surveillance video released by police. She will appear in court soon.
Last week, Vuong asked for help finding her husband's alleged killer, "In one day, I lost the most important person in my life and the man I loved so much," she said.
Real life stories can be stranger than fiction. Just a thought.
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