Neda Hoerner, 77, was found dead in her Susquehanna Township, Pennsylvania, home on March 13, 1995, after a fire. A visiting nurse discovered the scene shortly after another nurse left; firefighters located her body in a bedroom. The autopsy documented severe physical trauma: broken ribs, extensive chest injuries from stomping that tore pulmonary arteries and damaged the heart, signs of strangulation, and sexual assault. Bruising on her head suggested she had been held by the neck and slammed against a firm object.

Investigators later found a box labeled with her name, a towel from her house, and coins at a nearby bus stop, indicating the killer had taken items from the residence. Hoerner’s death was linked to other local cases with similar wounds, including M. Geneva Long and Goldy Snyder. A parolee, Andrew Dillon, who lived in a nearby halfway house and had signed out near these locations, emerged as a suspect; the cases were publicly tied together after the July 1995 murder of Lucy Crable.

Does anyone have information about Hoerner, the items recovered, or movements near that bus stop in March 1995?