New Information in Bashara Case as Hundreds Attend Memorial Service

Hundreds of mourners gathered at this morning for a , some walking several blocks because of the shortage of parking at the church.

and police worked traffic control along Jefferson, blocking the entrance to the church driveway and ensuring motorists were not further congesting the area roadways.

Cars lined the outermost lane of Jefferson for more than a mile.

As her friends, relatives and neighbors mourn , details keep surfacing a tiny bit at a time.

by Grosse Pointe Park Public Safety Director David Hiller last Friday during an impromptu press conference.

Today the Detroit Free Press reports Bashara was at the Hard Luck Lounge on Mack Avenue the night of his wife's reported disappearance. He told several media outlets last week after leaving the police department following his first interview with them that he had been working at a rental property.

Meanwhile, Channel 4 WDIV is reporting that a person walked into the Grosse Pointe Park police department early today with information about Bashara's death.

The Detroit News reports that Bashara was killed in her home, and that the murderer may have had an accomplice.

Patch is awaiting return calls from the Grosse Pointe Park's director Hiller and its spokesman Capt. David Loch.

Bob Bashara owns dozens of properties in the metro area, including residential and commercial. He has been cooperative with investigators but has hired a criminal defense attorney.

. Her body was recovered in the back seat of her SUV near 7 Mile and Hoover last week.

The case has to a community that is close-knit and not generally accustomed to such attention.