The manhunt is over for a man Providence, Rhode Island accused of kidnapping a 23-year-old mother last seen alive at a Boston nightclub, after he was arrested discovered in Delaware with a body in the trunk of his car.
Louis D. Coleman III was arrested Thursday after a chase with law enforcement along Interstate 95.
Boston Police released his image earlier in the day and identified him as a suspect in the disappearance of Jassy Correia.
“A body has been recovered and we are awaiting a positive identification at this time. The cause and manner of death are pending,” according to a Boston Police Department press release.
“This remains an active and ongoing, multi-agency, multi-jurisdictional investigation.”

Following Coleman’s arrest, Correia’s family confirmed it was her remains found in the trunk, according to WCVB.
“We are all devastated by what happened,” her cousin, Katia DePina said. “She did not deserves this. She went out to celebrate her birthday and never returned home. We want justice for her death.”

The manhunt commenced as a case of  kidnapping of the 23-year-old mother from Dorchester Mass. who was at the club celebrating her birthday. She was last seen alive leaving a Boston nightclub in the early hours of Sunday.

Jassy Correia was last seen alive getting into a red Nissan Altima early Sunday alongside a man police earlier this week dubbed a person of interest in the case.
Authorities released a photo of the vehicle as well as surveillance video that shows Correia leaving the club, Venue, around midnight with the same man, identified Thursday as 32-year-old Louis D. Coleman III.
A search was conducted at the Coleman’s apartment in Providence. Police would not give details as to what was found in the apartment.
Two dumpsters at the building were cordoned off with police tape.

Police said Correia was seen with a Coleman in the area of 255 Tremont St. in Boston at approximately 12:15 a.m. Sunday, shortly after leaving the nightclub. She was later seen entering a red sedan in the area of Tremont and Herald streets.
“I would like to thank the community for stepping up and spreading the word and getting this out there as quickly as they did,” Katia Depina, a cousin of Correia said at a news conference Thursday night.
A missing persons report was filed for Correia on Wednesday after he brother and father were unable to get in touch with her.
Her father, Joaquin Correia, told NECN that he phoned his daughter on Tuesday to wish her happy birthday, but he did not get an answer.
“If I don’t see my daughter, I don’t know how i’m going to live,” the father said through tears. “I feel bad. She told me, ‘Daddy, I’m going to go out.’”
Correia, who is the mother of a 2-year-old daughter, stands at about 5’7. She was last seen wearing an orange jumpsuit and denim jacket with “an image of red lips and pink wings on the back,” police said.

Correia’s family said she was the mother of a 2-year-old girl. A GoFund Me page has been setup to help raise money for her daughter’s care has raised over, $78,000, well ahead of the $50,000 target