The second suspect in the death of Telemundo Reporter Adan Manzano's death is now charged with murder

A second suspect is now raised in connection with the death of Adan Manzano on February 5 before a second degree.

The police said they received an arrest warrant against Rickey White, 34, because of the new indictment according to “continued investigative efforts” on Monday, May 5th, because of the “continued investigative efforts”. White was already in custody in the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center in Gretna.

White was previously arrested for robbery and several fraud counts. Keith Conley, head of the connoisseur Police Department, previously claimed that White was a accomplice by Danette Colbert, 48, which was arrested on Tuesday, March 18.

The new update takes place almost seven weeks after Colbert was charged with the death of the 27-year-old reporter due to murder. Colbert was previously charged with fraud and theft after she was supposedly caught with Manzano's credit card.

It was also said to be seen on surveillance material that Manzano's Kenner Hotel arrived there for about an hour after her arrival on the night of his death on February 5. His cause of death was the combined toxic effect of Xanax and alcohol.

At a press conference on February 7, Conley said that Colbert was previously accused of men in various parts of the country for drugs and theft of men. In addition, the New Orleans police knew them as a “career criminal”, which was allegedly drawn to victims in the famous French quarter.

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On April 1, ABC News reported that a law enforcement source claimed that the couple had been programming for years by SMS to drug and Rob victims in several jurisdiction. Sources reported to the outlet that the investigators had also appeared other victims.

“This is a national crime stroll with several jurisdiction,” Jason Williams, district prosecutor of Orleans Parish, told ABC News in April.

“For this reason we asked and worked with our Attorney General. Hopefully we will have a better shot in solving it that way,” said Williams. “It wasn't accidental. There is a certain pattern with drinks or food and then to the person that they stay in their room.”