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http://nypost.com/2017/10/13/victim-advocate-says-slain-students-ex-should-have-been-in-jail/

 

This one killed with claw hammer and knives:

 

"The brutal murder of a University of Pittsburgh student “could have been prevented” with better communication between counties and changes to the state’s bail system, according to a victim advocate in Pennsylvania.

 

Jennifer Storm, the state’s official victim advocate since 2013, outlined several steps to make it less likely that suspects awaiting trial would commit new crimes.

 

Her suggestions were made in connection to allegations against Matthew Darby, 21, who was arrested in South Carolina early Wednesday after his 20-year-old ex-girlfriend, Alina Sheykhet, was found dead in her off-campus apartment on Sunday by her father after she didn’t answer her phone. Paramedics at the scene said she died from blunt force trauma, police said.

 

“I think that this a horrific tragedy that could have been prevented,” Storm told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. “If that knowledge doesn’t catapult people to be willing to make systematic changes in their counties, I don’t know what will.”

 

In February, Darby was charged with raping an ex-girlfriend in Indiana County. Several months later, he was charged with felony criminal trespass for allegedly breaking into Sheykhet’s apartment on Sept. 26. In both cases, he was released on $10,000 bond, and according to the newspaper, there’s no indication that officials in either county noticed the similar charges or communicated with each other.

 

Officials in Indiana County have indicated that an electronic notification system alerted them to the new trespassing charge, but details have not been provided. Officials ultimately decided not to consider pretrial detention until after a preliminary hearing in the new case, which has not yet happened, the Post-Gazette reports.

 

Storm’s recommendations include better “information sharing,” risk assessment software to suggest bail conditions, policies on responses when new charges are filed against released suspects, and giving police the ability to immediately arrest anyone suspected of violating bail conditions.

 

“I don’t know about you, but [a trespassing charge is] going to prompt me to investigate further,” Storm told the newspaper. “If they’d inquired, they would have found that he was at the bedroom door of a young female. That should send anyone’s skin crawling.”

 

Sheykhet, whom police suspect was murdered by Darby using a claw hammer and two knives, had recently filed and received a protection from abuse order against Darby, telling authorities that he climbed up a gutter to break into her apartment via a second-floor window.

 

“He did this because I left him and stopped answering his phone calls,” Sheykhet wrote, describing Darby as abusive, jealous and controlling.

 

Officials in Allegheny County’s Court Administrative Office and Pretrial Services, meanwhile, have not answered questions about their handling of the trespassing charge, according to the Post-Gazette.

 

“He has trespassed and come to the door of another female,” Storm told the newspaper. “He should have been incarcerated.”

 

 

This one gang raped with help from ex-boyfriend then had lighter fluid shot up her nose and down her throat then set on fire. He's also linked to another 34 year old Taiwanese woman's death.

 

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/mississippi-man-indicted-death-jessica-chambers-article-1.2541806

 

"A 27-year-old Mississippi man linked to a Taiwanese exchange student’s death was indicted Tuesday in the 2014 killing of Jessica Chambers, a teen burned alive in her car.

 

A Panola County grand jury indicted Quinton Verdell Tellis in Chambers’ death while the Courtland native was incarcerated in suspicion of using credit cards belonging to Meing-Chen Hsiao, a 34-year-old student at the University of Louisiana Monroe.

 

He is not charged in Hsiao’s death at this time.

 

It’s believed Tellis had a relationship with Chambers before she died, a case that went unsolved for more than a year after firefighters found the 19-year-old girl on the side of a road, authorities told the Clarion-Ledger.

 

Chambers, a 19-year-old woman who was burned alive in her car on Dec. 8, 2014. (FACEBOOK)

Authorities intend to reveal additional details surrounding Chambers’ death Wednesday morning. The teen’s mother, Lisa Chambers, pledged to not speak of her daughter’s investigation until after the 10:30 a.m. press conference, she told the Commercial Appeal.

 

The suspect’s Facebook revealed no trace of his involvement with Chambers nor Hsiao. He was living in Monroe at the time of last year’s arrest.

 

Quinton Tellis, 27, pictured in a booking photo on the left, is now accused of killing Jessica Chambers on Dec. 8, 2014. Four days later, Tellis uploaded this Facebook photo, right.

Half a year after Chambers’ death, a friend found Hsiao fatally stabbed in an apartment the same day Tellis married his wife on Aug. 8, 2015. Authorities initially believed the recent graduate had been slain by someone she knew.

 

The student had been missing for a week and during that time, Tellis is accused of using her credit card once. He was identified in surveillance footage while later spending about $1,000 using the credit card during two transactions in Monroe, police said.

 

Chambers was doused in lighter fluid before she and her car was set on fire by an assailant in December 2014."

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I read that story when it came out originally.

 

Sounds like the cops are struggling to prosecute due to crap evidence.

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