A Brooklyn grand jury has indicted Sayed Mohassib for second-degree murder.^[1] He is accused of killing Katie Suarez, a jogger.^[2] Mohassib is 27.^[3] He is accused; no court has found him guilty of anything. The attack Suarez was attacked while jogging in Brooklyn on 30 October.^[4] The killing happened in Bath Beach.^[5] She was 28.^[6] She called her father at 7:56 p.m., shortly before the attack.^[7] Her father found her body shortly before 8 p.m. that evening, amNY reported.^[8] ABC News reported that she died several days after being stabbed.^[9] The two reports differ on when she died. She died of two stab wounds to the neck.^[10] Both outlets give her age as 28 and his as 27.^[6][11] The arrest Mohassib was arrested more than a week after the attack.^[12] He was 27 at the time of his arrest.^[11] Blood was found on a wall inside his apartment, amNY reported.^[13] He left his home while disposing of evidence, the same report said.^[14] The accused Mohassib worked as a teacher's aide at a public elementary school in Brooklyn.^[15] He worked at PS 200, with children, in the days after the killing.^[16] He has since been dismissed from the school job.^[17] He had been discharged from the Marines after failing a psychological evaluation.^[18] ABC News reported both the school job and the dismissal from it.^[15][17] Where the case stands The grand jury indictment on second-degree murder moves the case from a police complaint to a formal charge.^[1] ABC News reported the indictment and the timing of the arrest.^[1][12] amNY reported the scene, the cause of death and the evidence found in the apartment.^[5][10][13] Neither report in this set says how Mohassib will plead to the indictment. The record so far holds a date, 30 October, a place, Bath Beach, a cause of death, two stab wounds, and an arrest more than a week later.^[5][10][12] The question of guilt is now before the court.