Two female witnesses also reported to police in the past couple of months that Ream confessed to killing Lang.Ī 2004 graduate of Greater Latrobe High School, Lang had started a new job the week she died and was taking courses to become a paralegal. "The informant stated that Ream told him that the whole incident scared him, and it was messy," troopers said. He was sentenced to one year of probation.Ī male witness told investigators on multiple occasions over the years that Ream intended to rob Lang of drugs by breaking her fingers, but she recognized him through a face covering, and he had to "take care of her," according to the affidavit. They filed a possession of drug paraphernalia case against him in June 2007 stemming from an incident in Derry Township on March 30, 2007, according to court records. State police arrested Ream not long after Lang's death. He told them he bought drugs from her the day of her death for $50. In the days afterward, state police interviewed Ream, who at the time was a drug user, according to the complaint.
Lang lived there with her brother and their father, both of whom were incarcerated on unrelated charges at the time. Police said a rear door apparently had been forced open, and a gray metal safe was left on a bed while a metal lock box was found on the back porch. The home - which police described in court papers as a hub for drug activity - was ransacked and had a strong odor of marijuana. Details of an autopsy report in a criminal complaint filed against Ream indicate she was beaten, and one of her fingers was broken. in a pool of blood between the kitchen and living room. Her throat had been slit, and she was found about 9 p.m. Lang was killed at the home on Route 982 near the Derry Township village known as Peanut.
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