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Detroit, MI – Authorities are seeking a woman identified as a person of interest in the murder of Rudy Gillespie, a young man whose body was discovered at the abandoned Packard Plant earlier this month. Police have released a composite sketch of the woman and are urging anyone with information to come forward.
Gillespie was an employee at Honest John’s, a popular Midtown bar. According to coworkers, the woman frequented the bar and often spent long hours talking with Gillespie, whom he reportedly referred to as his "girlfriend."
Witnesses say the woman went by the name
Corinne, but investigators have been unable to verify her identity. She always paid in cash, leaving little trace behind.
“We are actively working to identify this individual and determine her connection to Mr. Gillespie,” said Detective Marcus Harrington of the Detroit Police Department. “At this time, she is considered a person of interest, not a suspect.”
The investigation has raised questions about the nature of Gillespie’s relationship with the woman and the circumstances surrounding his death. His body was discovered in the crumbling remains of the Packard Plant, a well-known but dangerous site often frequented by urban explorers and thrill-seekers.
Authorities have declined to release details about the cause of death but emphasized that the investigation is ongoing. “We understand the public’s desire for answers, but we must proceed carefully to ensure justice is served,” Harrington said.
Police are urging anyone with information about the woman’s identity or whereabouts to contact their tip line. "Even the smallest piece of information could help us bring closure to this case," Harrington added.
The tragedy has left Gillespie’s coworkers and friends devastated. “He was such a kind and funny guy,” said one colleague. “We just want to know what happened and why.”
As the investigation continues, the Detroit Police Department reminds the public that the woman is not currently named as a suspect. Updates are expected as more details emerge.