MANKATO, Minn, – A Winona police investigator, Andy Mohan, took the stand in the Adam Fravel murder trial and reported he found two laptops, one of them in a burnpit, at the home of Fravel’s parents near Mabel in southern Fillmore County. Both laptops were confiscated as evidence and taken to Winona, Mohan told the jury. Other investigators, he said, would examine the laptops for clues. Mohan said he had gone to the Fravel place near Mabel the day after Fravel’s live-in companion Maddi Kingsbury went missing. The following day, Mohan said, he went back to search the property. Adam Fravel was not there, but Fravel’s parents gave permission to search the property. On the third day, Mohan said, he searched a Winona storage unit that Fravel and Kingsbury rented. Nothing was collected, he said. A few days later in another search of the Fravel house near Mabel, Mohan said, he collected a white jacket for evidence. Mohan was a prosecution witness against Frave,, but it was unclear how his testimony might paint a broader picture of crime.
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