*Boo* The Flight Of Jonathan Luna  In 2003, 38-year-old Jonathan Luna worked as an attorney in Baltimore. Shortly before midnight on December 3, Luna left his office at the city’s federal courthouse, forgetting his cell phone and glasses, which he needed for driving. Around 5:30 AM the next morning, his car was discovered over 130 kilometers (80 mi) away in a creek in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Luna’s body was found in the water beneath the vehicle. He had been stabbed 36 times with his own penknife and blood was all over the inside of Luna’s car. Surprisingly, FBI investigators leaned toward the conclusion that Luna’s death was a suicide or a faked kidnapping gone wrong. At the time, Luna had $25,000 in credit card debt and was due for questioning about the disappearance of $36,000 in a bank robbery case he worked on. However, the Lancaster County coroner’s office had no doubt Luna’s death was murder. There has never been any explanation for why Luna traveled from Baltimore to Lancaster County and his movements do not make much sense. The trip can be made in two hours, but Luna took a winding route which also took him through Delaware and New Jersey. After leaving Baltimore, Luna used his EZPass at three toll interchanges before he started purchasing toll tickets instead. During the night, $200 was withdrawn from Luna’s account at an ATM and his debit card was used to purchase gas. At 4:04 AM, Luna handed in a toll ticket with a spot of blood on it. Given the large quantity of blood in the backseat, it seemed likely that Luna spent part of his journey there while someone else was driving. However, there are still no answers about who might have murdered Jonathan Luna or why he wound up in Pennsylvania.
Posted on: Sat, 20 Dec 2014 21:05:49 +0000
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