College Dropout Charged in Double Murder

0:00A 26-year-old college dropout named Hisham Abu-garbi faces two counts of first-degree premeditated murder for killing two University of South Florida doctoral students. He's charged in the deaths of Zamolimo and Nihida-Bristi, both 27 and from Bangladesh. If convicted, he could face the death penalty, though prosecutors have instead said if they'll go that route. He has a status hearing set for 9 a.m. Tuesday. The victim shared an off-campus apartment with a Bo-garbi and vanished on April 16. Limon was last seen there, and the pair had been talking marriage. Detectives tracked Limon's phone and Abergarbi's car using cell phone data and license plate readers to a bridge where Limon's stabbed body turned up. Friday. Sunday brought word of another body in a nearby waterway, likely Bristi's. Meanwhile, when cops questioned Abergarbi days after the disappearance, his pinky finger was bandaged, but he denied everything. The other roommate mentioned Abergarbi hauling boxes to the trash compactor that night,

1:01where they found Limon's wallet, ID, glasses, and bloody. Close. Investigators hit paydirt with a search warrant, spotting blood trails from the kitchen to Abergarbi's room, and soaked carpet there. Limon's bedroom held Bristi's ID and cards. Prosecutors also revealed Abergarbi asked, chat GPT, days earlier what happens if you bag a body and toss it in the dumpster? The AI flagged it as. Dangerous. SWA raided his parents' house for the arrest, and now the defense stays quiet ahead of that hearing. This case keeps unfolding with more evidence surfacing. Derm news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.