Rachael DelTondo was a 33-year-old teacher from Aliquippa, Pennsylvania. On the night of May 13, 2018, friends dropped her at her mother's home after an evening out. She was shot in the driveway shortly afterward. Police found no eyewitness to the shooting, and no murder weapon was publicly reported recovered.
The investigation moved from the Aliquippa Police Department to Beaver County detectives in June 2018. Investigators interviewed people who knew Rachael and pursued multiple leads over the following years, but no arrest or homicide charge followed. Earlier coverage often centered private and reputation-harming details unrelated to establishing who killed her; those details are omitted here because they are not necessary to explain the homicide or its current status.
On May 11, 2026, CBS Pittsburgh reported that the Beaver County district attorney did not believe the available evidence was sufficient to charge anyone. Although public reporting has identified a person described by authorities as a suspect, that person has never been charged in Rachael's death and is neither named nor encoded in structured people. Suspicion is not a legal finding.
The case is classified as cold based on the district attorney's public description and the absence of an arrest, while the ongoing-investigation warning remains because the homicide has not been resolved and authorities can act on new evidence. The May 2026 checkpoint is date-specific and should be refreshed before publication.
Rachael DelTondo was shot outside her home in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, on May 13, 2018; no one has been arrested, and the district attorney said in May 2026 that the available evidence was insufficient to charge anyone.
