The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office has issued an update regarding the manhunt for Christian De Jesus Santiago, a suspect described as armed and dangerous. Authorities confirmed on Sunday that digital evidence indicates Santiago is no longer believed to be within Loudoun County, Virginia. Santiago, approximately 30 years old, is the subject of an active investigation following a serious incident near Aldie. While the specific underlying incident was not detailed in the initial alerts, related reports indicate the case involves the killing of a woman in Aldie, which is being investigated as a domestic incident with Santiago facing charges. The sheriff’s office has not yet formally announced the specific charges in the public alerts provided. Santiago was last seen around noon on Sunday near the intersection of Conejo Way and Northstar Boulevard. At that time, he was described as wearing a black baseball cap, black pants, and a black shirt featuring a ghost graphic on the front. He was believed to be traveling on foot. Law enforcement had previously established a heavy presence in the 41000 block of Conejo Way and urged residents to follow officers’ instructions during the search. Due to the nature of the suspect being classified as armed and dangerous, authorities have issued a strict warning to the public not to approach Santiago under any circumstances. Instead, citizens are instructed to call 911 immediately if they spot him. The investigation remains active, and the suspect’s current location is unknown. The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office is urging anyone with information regarding Santiago’s whereabouts to contact them directly at 703-777-1021. The agency continues to seek public assistance in locating the suspect as the investigation progresses.