Man charged with killing Rostraver Township woman found shot to death in her home
A man has been charged with killing Jennah Seibert, a 24-year-old woman found shot to death inside her home in Rostraver Township last month.
Dorian Jeri-Greene, who sources said had been considered a "person of interest," is charged with homicide, robbery, burglary and theft, according to court paperwork. Jeri-Greene was taken into custody in Tampa, Florida, last week on burglary and strangulation charges out of Washington County.
Jennah Marie Seibert
(Photo Credit: Morgan Leigh Photography.)
Seibert was found dead inside her home on Lenity School Road on April 11. Her black Lexus SUV, which had been stolen, was found about 8 miles away in Monongahela.
After her death, investigators released surveillance photos identifying a person of interest caught on video at a convenience store near where Seibert's car had been dumped.
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Sources confirmed Jeri-Greene was considered a "person of interest" in Seibert's death and that he was the man recorded on surveillance footage.
In the Washington County robbery and strangulation case, court paperwork alleges Jeri-Greene broke into a home in Donora and assaulted a woman.
After he was arrested, Jeri-Greene waived his extradition back to Pennsylvania.
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