New distressing details emerged in the murder case of Rachel Morin, including that the Maryland mother of five was "badly beaten" before being raped.

A Maryland court heard Friday that Victor Antonio Martinez Hernandez, a 23-year-old illegal El Salvadorian migrant accused of raping and killing Morin, brutally beat, strangled and raped his victim before leaving her behind partially naked, according to a report from the New York Post.

Randolph Rice, an attorney for the Morin family, told the New York Post the mother of five had "10-15 head wounds and the manner of death was strangulation and blunt force injuries."

Police say the fatal assault of Morin was brutal enough that the family believed she looked like "her head had been smashed with a rock."

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"She was attacked on the trail during her workout and dragged through the woods to the tunnel where she was located," he said, echoing the argument made by the State Attorney’s office and Hernandez’s bail hearing.

The El Salvadorian migrant was not granted bail by Judge Kerwin A. Miller, who determined that Martinez Hernandez was a flight risk and potential danger to society. The judge also noted that Martinez Hernandez, who had entered the country illegally four times, had an ICE detainer and an Interpol warrant.

The Morin family attorney told the New York Post that it was an "emotionally challenging experience for them to see the Defendant on the video screen."

The attorney added that the judge’s decision to "deny bail in such a serious case is not unexpected."

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"Given the gravity of the accusations in this case – rape and murder – it’s clear that the court found significant reasons to keep the defendant in custody," Rice said. "This decision underscores the court’s priority to ensure public safety and the integrity of the judicial process."

Martinez Hernandez is charged with first- and second-degree murder, first- and second-degree rape, and second-degree assault in the case. He did not take the opportunity to make a statement at the hearing.

Friday’s hearing revealed that DNA evidence played a crucial role in tracking down Martinez Hernandez as the suspect. DNA at the scene of Morin’s murder was linked to DNA found on a water bottle and cap at a March home burglary in Los Angeles that resulted in the assault of a 9-year-old girl.

Los Angeles authorities had surveillance video of the March burglary, but were at the time unable to identify Martinez Hernandez as a suspect. He was finally tracked down to a bar in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he was arrested earlier this month.

The hearing also revealed that relatives of Martinez Hernandez turned over two bags of clothes and a pair of shoes he left behind in Maryland after fleeing the state, according to the report.

Authorities say Martinez Hernandez initially fled El Salvador for the U.S. after allegedly killing a woman there in January 2023. He made two attempts to cross the U.S. border that month, one in Texas and once in New Mexico, but was caught and deported both times.

Martinez Hernandez made another attempt to cross a month later, again in New Mexico, but was caught and deported. His fourth and finally successful attempt to cross the border illegally happened that same month or a month later.

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Rep. Ritchie Torres, D-N.Y., slammed "Squad" member Rep. Jamaal Bowman's profanity-laced rant at a rally he hosted with fellow progressive Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., as "unhinged." 

"The level of profanity here is so shocking as to be unbecoming of a Member of Congress," Torres, who departed the Congressional Progressive Caucus earlier this year over differences on Israel, wrote on X. "There is nothing in Jamaal Bowman’s unhinged tirade that remotely resembles the decency of the people I know and represent in the South Bronx." 

During a speech in the Bronx riddled with expletives, Bowman lashed out against the American Israel Public Affairs Committee Political Action Committee (AIPAC), the pro-Israel advocacy group supporting his Democratic primary challenger, Westchester County Executive George Latimer.

"We are going to show f---ing AIPAC, the power of the motherf---ing South Bronx!" Bowman said at Saturday's rally held in St. Mary’s Park in Mott Haven. "People ask me why I got a foul mouth. What am I supposed to do? You’re coming after me! You’re coming after my family! You’re coming after my children! I’m not supposed to fight back?"

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"We’re going to show them who the f--- we are!" he added, jumping around the stage.

Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., rallied for Bowman in a show of progressive support, as the incumbent Democrat lags behind Latimer by double digits ahead of Tuesday's primary to represent New York's 16th congressional district, which includes Westchester County and portions of the Bronx. Viral clips also showed fellow "Squad" member Ocasio-Cortez forcefully letting her hair down as she emphatically banged the podium, knocking over her microphones at one point. The congresswoman shouted over sexually explicit lyrics from the Cardi B song "Enough" that sounded over a speaker system during her remarks. 
 

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At another point, Bowman, wearing a yellow T-shirt with his sleeves rolled up, waved a wooden stool up and down on the Bronx stage, before leading the crowd in a chant of, "Cease-fire now, cease-fire now." 

Bowman risks losing his seat amid divisions between progressives and moderates in the Democratic Party over the Israel-Hamas war. 

Latimer's more high-profile supporters include former Rep. Mondaire Jones, D-N.Y., and Hillary Clinton. 

Torres has not officially made an endorsement in the race, telling Axios last week he had a "general rule of not weighing in against a Congressional Democrat who has not weighed in against me."

"But Bowman's gratuitous attack on my character might cause me to rethink that rule. Stay tuned," Torres said.