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Sources: Slain prosecutor's personal life probed
Investigators said to be looking into finances, relationships
WASHINGTON (CNN) --Investigators looking into the killing of federal prosecutor Jonathan Luna last week have found messages on adult Web sites under Luna's name, sources said.
Investigators have not connected the messages, seeking women for sexual encounters, with Luna's death, the sources said.
In addition to the adult Web site messages, investigators also are looking into possible debts, sources said.
Luna's wife told investigators that her husband had credit cards she did not know about until after his death, the sources said.
Investigators have not developed any solid leads in the case, the sources said.
Luna's body was found Thursday in a creek in rural Pennsylvania, about 70 miles from his home in suburban Baltimore, Maryland. The 38-year-old father of two was tortured and stabbed as many as 36 times, investigators said.
An autopsy found the assistant U.S. attorney "died of fresh water drowning and multiple stab wounds of the neck and chest" and had been alive but incapacitated when he entered the icy water.
Investigators are asking questions about Luna's personal life, including his finances, relationships and trips he made in the past month, his father told The Associated Press on Sunday.
Paul D. Luna, 83, said two FBI agents interviewed him for about three hours Saturday.
He said investigators also asked him whether his son had any financial dealings with anyone and whether he was having financial problems.
He also said he was asked about relationships his son may have had but said he did not know of any extramarital affair. His son seemed to be happily married, he said.
Luna's body was found in a place people have been known to gather to seek other people for sexual encounters, sources said.
Luna returned to the federal courthouse in Baltimore late Wednesday evening to work on a plea agreement in a drug case, and left the courthouse about 11:40 p.m., investigators said.
From the courthouse, Luna apparently took an indirect route to Pennsylvania, sources said. Electronic records show he made two stops along the way, sources said.
At first, investigators looked at Luna's caseload for leads, but sources said they began looking into his personal life when they found nothing to indicate his killer was related to a case.