Sacramento-area fisherman reeled in human remains in 2018. Detectives still look for a killer
Raven Labit was killed in early 2018. Her remains were found in the Mokelumne River in Isleton. Sacramento detectives say they’re still working the case. Sacramento police are still searching for the murder of Raven Labit, who was killed in early 2018. Her remains were found in the Mokelumne River in Isleton, California. Detectives have identified a brief period of time she was in the Sloughhouse and Rancho Murieta area, which they believe indicates a connection to her murder. Her father, Rich Labit has urged anyone with information about his daughter's murder to reach out and contact the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.
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Raven Labit was killed in early 2018. Her remains were found in the Mokelumne River in Isleton. Sacramento detectives say they’re still working the case.
“Through our investigation, we also know that she had at least a brief period of time where she was in the Sloughhouse (and) Rancho Murieta area,” said Detective Robert Ranum. “That kind of stood out to us in the investigation, so we wanted anybody in that area if they knew anything or saw anything… reach out to us.”
Trafficking’s role in the murder of Raven Labit
“I tried to get her to elaborate,” he said. “What do you mean you ‘escaped Reno’? Are the cops hunting for you? Did you do something wrong? She would never really elaborate on what that meant.”
“(Raven) was always very big-hearted and very selfless,” Rich Labit said. “If she ever saw anybody who needed anything, it didn't matter what, she was there. She was there to help. She was there to offer.”
He said he associates rage with the case and doesn’t know if sending a perpetrator to jail would make that go away, but he still has a message for anyone with information in finding his daughter's killer:
“My message to them is, ‘Hey, if you knew Raven, if you met Raven, (if) you came across Raven at some point in some place, reach out and let the (Sacramento County) Sheriff's Office know. It may be a piece that they're missing in the puzzle.’”
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