Judge Seals Warrants In Missing Easton Couple Case

A Superior Court judge has sealed the warrants that Connecticut state police received to search the home and property of Kyle Navin, the son of missing Easton couple Jeffrey and Jeannette Navin, according to the Hartford Courant.

Court officials said that Fairfield County State’s Attorney John Smriga filed a motion to keep records sealed until Sept. 11, 2015, the paper reported.

Police searched Kyle Navin’s Bridgeport home two weeks ago. Police said they believe he was one of the last people to see the couple before they disappeared. They were reported missing on Aug. 7 by Jeffrey Navin’s sister-in-law.

State police found blood and a bullet in their truck on Aug. 9 in a commuter parking lot off the Merritt Parkway. Police also searched a landfill in Putnam County.

Jeffrey Navin owns J & J Refuse Inc. and Kyle Navin is listed as the operations manager on the company’s website. Jeanette Navin worked as a Paraprofessional at Weston Intermediate School.

The Courant reported that detectives are sifting through ashes looking for evidence. They also searched the Navin’s Easton home and woods in Weston and Easton.

The couple was reportedly over $2 million dollars in debt on a Guilford home they owned, and also owed $140,000 from an outstanding electric bill.

Related:

• Source: Missing Easton Couple’s Vehicle Contained Bullet Hole and Blood
• Search of Landfill Offers No Clues in Easton Couple’s Disappearance
• Son Of Missing Easton Couple Is Now Also Missing
• Update: Police Search Bridgeport Home in Connection With Missing Easton Couple Case
• Family of Missing Easton Couple Says Money Not a Factor in Disappearance
• Police Searching for Missing Easton Couple

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