USF Student Charged in Roommate's Murder

0:00It's April 25th. This is U.S. News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters across the U.S. A 26-year-old former University of South Florida student, named Hisham Abhagarbi, faces two counts of first-degree premeditated murder for the. Deaths of his roommates, Zameel Lyman, and Lyman's girlfriend, Nehita Bristie. Both victims were 27-year-old doctoral students from Bangladesh at U.S.F. Liemann and Bristie vanished from campus on April 16th. These remains turned up Friday morning on the Howard Franklin Bridge while she's still missing. Abhagarbi AI got nabbed that same day after cops responded to a domestic violence call at his family's home near campus. He barricaded himself and signed. Until SWAT talked him out. These two were a couple on the verge of marriage, studying geography and environmental science for him, chemical engineering for her. Their university back home mourned her as a top talent and called for justice plus compensation for the family. Abhagarbi attended U.S.F. from spring 2021 to spring 2023 for a management degree but dropped

1:06out. He has a record of misdemeanor arrests for battery and burglary last year, plus domestic violence petitions from relatives, and autopsy online in wraps up today, and the hunt for Bristie goes on, Sheriff's office wants any tips. This hits close to home for campus folks watching the fallout.