Teacher shot in parent's driveway on Mother's Day months after leaked police report involving teenager

Rachael DelTondo, a young teacher from the Pittsburgh area, was shot dead in her parent’s driveway after returning from an ice cream shop late on Mother's Day.

DelTondo, 32, died from the multiple gunshot wounds she sustained in the quiet neighborhood of Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, according to police.

Suspicion surrounds the death of the young teacher as she was recently the victim of leaked confidential information from the Aliquippa Police Department involving her and a 17-year-old. But it's not yet clear, what, if any, this turn of events has to do with her murder.

"We were saddened to learn of the tragic death of Rachel DelTondo, apparently the result of a violent incident in the City of Aliquippa," the Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School, who suspended DelTondo after the police report was leaked, said in a statement. "We express our sympathy to her family and coworkers and will support them in any way possible in the weeks and months ahead as they mourn her passing."

Her former employer also confirmed that the 17-year-old in the leaked police report was not a student at the Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School.

DelTondo's ex-fiance, Frank Catroppa, was questioned by investigators. According to his lawyer, Stephen Colafella, surveillance video evidence established "that [Frank] was at home during the time period encompassed by this event." The two broke up in February of 2016, after eight years of dating.

Catroppa said he and DelTondo had not communicated in about seven or eight months. In an interview with ABC affiliate WTAE, Catroppa said events involving the 17-year-old were not the cause of their breakup. In fact, he said he did not know about any incidents until well after his relationship with DelTondo had ended.

"From what I read, from the news that I've seen, nobody deserves that," Catroppa told ABC News. "I don't quite understand what she could have possibly done to really deserve that and you know I would love to see justice and whoever committed this crime to be brought into custody."

The Beaver County District Attorney's office is working with all state and local officials to investigate DelTondo's homicide and find the person who committed this crime, District Attorney David Lozier said in a press conference on Tuesday.

The Aliquippa Police Department has yet to respond to ABC News request for comment on the leaked police report and have not commented on the murder investigation.