Murdered USF Students: Families Demand Justice

0:00It's April 27th. You're listening to Tampa Bay News today, AI-powered local news. Two University of South Florida students, Zameel Lyman and the heat of RISTI reported missing on April 16th, turned up dead from stab wounds in a shocking homicide case. Lyman's roommate, his shahm a bugger by, faces two counts of first-degree murder after cops linked him through phone data, car locations, and blood. Evidence in their apartment and Avalon Heights. Investigators found Lyman's body stuffed in a black trash bag dumped off the Howard Franklin Bridge, while other remains pulled from the water over. The weekend might be brisketies, though not confirmed yet. Cordoc shows similar bags under Avalcarbi's bed, painting a clear picture of what went down inside that place. Brothers from both sides are breaking their silence, raw with grief. Limon's sibling from Bangladesh called it, the darkest night of his life, watching. His parents shatter. They described the victims as bright, kind dreamers with big futures, friends who shared feelings for each other.

1:05Avalcarbi's own brother came forward to hiding his face over harassment fears, admitting he once got a protective order against him feeling, unsafe. Both families linked up in a joint statement, pushing hard for answers and the max penalty under the law. As the Sheriff's Office hunts more video leads and a Bugarbi awaits his April 28th court date without bond, this hits deep two young lives. Cut short, families united in demanding real justice moves forward.