On Wednesday, August 23, a man from Hagerstown who had been missing since June was discovered deἀd in Upper Marlboro. He knew the individual who was arrested by police for his m*rder. According to the Police Department, Shawn Hall, 59, of Hagerstown, was ki!!ed by Boisey Neal, 57, of Glen Burnie.
Hall was reported missing in June, and the Hagerstown Police Department (HPD) contacted PGPD for assistance. According to HPD’s early investigation, Hall had been in Upper Marlboro at the time of his disappearance.
PGPD discovered skeletal remains on August 23 in the 13300 block of Old Marlboro Pike. Neal was detained the same day after being identified as a suspect by the investigators.
Along with other counts, Neal was accused of first- and second-degree m*rder. Neal is being held without bond at the Department of Corrections. Police were still investigating the m*rder’s motivation and the victim’s cause of death.
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Shawn Hall Obituary
People began hunting for the obituary after they learned the heartbreaking news that Shawn Hall had died. As of the writing of this story, the family has not released a statement. Everyone is currently sending the departed tributes and notes of condolence. Additionally, a candle is being lit by one of his loved ones.
Numerous social media channels have been used to convey the tragic news, and many users have expressed their sympathies for the departed—prayers for Shawn Hall’s family. To many, Shawn served as a minister. It’s possible that one of many men ki!!ed Shawn on this planet. The welcome from heaven was greater than anything this world has to offer.
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