Teresa Halbach Investigation: Steven Avery Arrested,DNA & Fingerprints Submission
The search still goes Teresa Halbach and she is still considered a missing person. 
However, Steven Avery has been arrested on an unrelated charge. It also appears that investigators have gathered a great deal of evidence from the Avery Salvage Yard. According to reports from investigators the following news was stated, “the State Crime Lab believes evidence it’s analyzing is human in origin, but he would not be more specific.”
Teresa Halbach is still a missing person but her disappearance has now resulted in Steven Avery’s arrest on unrelated firearms charges and what the Avery family calls a “round-up” of family to submit DNA and other evidence.
Calumet County Sheriff Jerry Pagel said “significant” evidence was gathered in the past 24 hours at Avery Salvage Yard in northern Manitowoc County. He said the State Crime Lab believes evidence it’s analyzing is human in origin, but he would not be more specific.
According to WBAY2 Steven Avery was arrested on a separate weapons possession charge.
Ken Kratz, the special prosecutor on the case, said Avery was arrested Wednesday afternoon for being a felon on possession of a firearm. A criminal complaint says a .22-caliber semi-automatic rifle and .50-caliber black powder muzzle loader were found in the bedroom of a trailer at 12932 Avery Road, along with magazines addressed to Steven Avery, leading investigators to believe he was staying in that trailer. They also found eleven spent shell casings in a garage.
VIDEO of today’s Teresa Halbach disappearance press conference
A Message From the Family – Teresa Halbach website
From The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; Avery: ‘I’m going to jail … I can’t talk to you no more’
Steven Avery, who has been a focus of an investigation into the disappearance of a 25-year-old woman, told the Journal Sentinel shortly before 1 p.m. today that he was being taken into custody. “I’m going to jail. I can’t talk to you no more,” Avery said.
Man wrongly convicted now in center of new investigation
Since Saturday, investigators have searched the 40-acre Avery’s Auto Salvage lot near Mishicot and the family’s residences, seizing Avery’s car and the salvage yard’s flatbed truck in the hunt for signs of Halbach. The truck has since been returned.
“Is it a coincidence that this happened on his property? Maybe it’s just a coincidence. Maybe there’s more to do with it,” Halbach said when interviewed at his sister’s home in Hilbert, next door to their parents. “We trust that the (sheriff’s officials) will do a thorough search and investigation and eventually it will lead to answers.”