There's justice this day for the family of a retired Army veteran found brutally murdered earlier this year. Guam Police detectives have spent months searching for the killer after Jason Susuico's body was ditched in a jungle area along the Back Road to Andersen in Yigo near the raceway track in January.

He suffered blunt force trauma.

The arrests only made on Monday after investigators got new information from an informant sometime in june that the murder happened a home in Mangilao.

46-year-old Cynthia Rose Quinata is arrested on suspicion of aggravated murder, conspiracy to commit aggravated murder, and guilt established by complicity, along with executive of warrant for hindering apprehension.

34-year-old Justin Jay Nededog Perez was arrested the same day on an outstanding warrant. Police however were unable to confirm if Perez's arrest is connected to Susuico's death. Both are being held at the Department of Corrections prison.

Forensics found a substantial amount of blood inside the home after taking both into custody.

As we reported, Susuico, the retired Guam Army National Guard member's death was ruled a homicide. The autopsy report showed Susuico suffered from a severe blow to his body resulting in him taking his final breath.