During a public interview Wednesday, Hamilton Region Lead prosecutor Coty Wamp declared specialists think 22-year-old Jasmine Speed was killed by her beau Jason Chen.
Chen faces a charge of first-degree murder. Wamp said specific proof was found at Chen’s Chattanooga, Tenn., loft that persuaded police to think he killed Jasmine.
Refering to court records, WTVC-television reports the proof supposedly incorporates blood stains in a few rooms and recently bought cleaning supplies, as well as Jasmine’s driver’s permit and Visas. As indicated by specialists, Jasmine was accounted for missing on Nov. 26, after her folks said they had not seen her since Nov. 22.
Her mom, Catrina Speed, told police her girl shared her mobile phone area through nail drop with her to Nov. 23.
The area drove the mother and her better half to Chen’s condo, where they talked with neighbors who said they heard an unsettling influence, the court reports state, per the power source.
Boyfriend Charged With Murder of Still-Missing Girlfriend Who Didn’t Show Up for Thanksgiving Dinner After Police Find Blood Stains in Apartment
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Refering to the MyChevyApp and police-acquired observation film, WTVC reports police decided Chen purportedly drove Jasmine’s 2021 Chevy Equinox to his family’s home in Nolesville, Tenn., around three hours away, where he was captured Tuesday. Catrina focused on her girl’s assumed demise and Chen’s capture in a Facebook post Wednesday, composing, to some degree, that the family “will live with [this] until the end of our lives.” Specialists are as yet looking for Jasmine’s remaining parts.
Chen was denied bond and is planned to show up in court Dec. 6.
It was muddled in the event that he entered a request to the charge and legal counselor data for him was inaccessible Thursday.
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