A Maryland man faces a first-degree murder allegation after specialists said he strolled into a police headquarters and let officials know where to track down his significant other’s dead body.

Dennis Morris Hinnant Jr., 29, strolled into the Rockville City Police headquarters around 12:45 a.m. on Feb. 1 and supposedly told a crime investigator that they’d find his better half’s dead body inside their Silver Spring home, as indicated by a public statement from the Montgomery Region Branch of Police.

Officials answered the home and found the collection of 28-year-old Taresha Pendarvis, specialists said.

However police said that Pendarvis died because of injury to her body, it indistinct prompted her demise.

Maryland Man Allegedly Walked into Police Station, Told Cops Where to Find Wife’s Dead Body

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Subsequent to handing himself over, Hinnant Jr. was taken to the Montgomery Area Police Central command to be consulted by investigators, who likewise looked through the home.

He was subsequently accused of first-degree murder and brought to the Montgomery District Focal Handling Unit, where he is being held without bond.

It is hazy whether Hinnant Jr. has entered a request or held a lawyer to talk for his benefit.