Rachel Morin's mom comes face-to-face with illegal immigrant murder suspect for first time in court
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The mother of a Maryland jogger who prosecutors say died at the hands of an illegal immigrant came face-to-face with the suspected killer for the first time in court Friday.
Martinez-Hernandez, wearing a striped jail jumpsuit, handcuffs and shackles, leaned into a Spanish-language interpreter throughout the proceedings, according to Randolph Rice, the lawyer for Morin's family. It was his first in-person court appearance after attending the others virtually.
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