Jose Medina-Medina, the suspect charged with the murder of Loyola University Chicago freshman Sheridan Gorman, attended a detention hearing on Friday from a hospital setting.

The court proceeding had been delayed due to Medina-Medina's tuberculosis diagnosis, which required his hospitalization. The suspect participated in the hearing remotely from the medical facility where he is receiving treatment.

Sheridan Gorman was a freshman student at Loyola University Chicago at the time of her death. The case has drawn attention to campus safety and the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Medina-Medina faces murder charges in connection with Gorman's death. The detention hearing was a procedural step in the legal process to determine whether the suspect should remain in custody pending trial.

The tuberculosis diagnosis has complicated the normal court proceedings, requiring accommodations for the suspect's medical condition while ensuring the legal process continues. Court officials have not indicated when in-person appearances might resume.