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. They and Lang’s mother, Carol Polo, did just that last year, pleading for information in an effort to seek justice. Over the past 16 years, investigators have renewed public efforts periodically in an effort to figure out who killed Lang on March 27, 2007.
He did not speak to reporters as he was led out of the Greensburg station to a police vehicle.
Ream is being held without bail on charges of homicide, robbery, burglary and theft, according to online court records. Troopers believe Charles Earl Ream, 53, of Derry Township is responsible for Lang’s death at her father’s home. A man long suspected in the 2007 death of 22-year-old Samantha Lang was arrested by state police Wednesday on homicide charges.
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