Suspect in Minnesota slaying captured in Michigan
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Authorities say a northern Indiana man sought in the slaying of a woman in Minnesota has been captured at a Michigan campground.
Michigan State Police say 40-year-old Daniel Lynn of South Bend was captured Friday by federal and state fugitive teams at a campground near Edwardsburg, Mich., about 15 miles northeast of South Bend.
He was wanted in connection with the slaying of 28-year-old Christina Woods of South Bend, whose remains were discovered July 2 in a shallow grave on property owned by a relative of Lynn in Beatty Township, in St. Louis County.
Police say Lynn is jailed pending extradition to Minnesota, where he faces a second-degree murder charge.
Lynn's wife, 28-year-old Brooke Taylor, also is jailed, charged with harboring a fugitive. Authorities say Woods and Taylor were good friends.
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