College Dropout Charged with Double Murder

0:00It's April 28th. From your city to your ears, this is Tampa Bay News today, powered by AI. A 26-year-old college dropout, named Hisham Abhagarbi, got held without bond this week on two counts of first-degree murder for stabbing two. University of South Florida doctoral students to death. The victims, both 27-year-old Bangladeshese Emile Le Mans and the Heeda-Bristi, had their bodies pulled from waterways near Tampa Bridge last weekend. Abhagarbi has shared an off-campus apartment with Le Mans and detectives tracked his car and Le Mans phone right to that bridge using cell data and license plate readers. They vanished April 16th right around when the couple was talking marriage with family. The victims' brothers are heartbroken, speaking out to demand justice after this brutal double-stabbing. Le Mans was bound with multiple wounds and the whole community feels the shock of losing these promising grad students. Cops found key evidence like blood trails from the kitchen to Abhagarbi's room, soaked

1:02carpet, and Le Mans wallet plus bloody clothes in the trash. They also spot his bandaged pinky finger during questioning, and reports show he even asked chat GPT days earlier about dumping a body in a dumpster. Judges slapped a no-contact order on him with witnesses or families, and while death penalties on the table prosecutors have instead of they'll go. There yet. USF stepping up to honor the students and support their loved ones as this case moves forward.