Police Disclose Reason Why British-Nigerian Nursing Student Was Killed In Texas Days Before Graduation

 

The police have disclosed the reasons the suspect responsible for the killing of British-Nigerian nursing student, Tamilore Odunsi, in Texas, U.S.A gave as the motive for the attack.
 
A man who was living with Tamilore, who was brutally stabbed to death days before her graduation, has been identified by police as her killer. 

The male roommate allegedly killed her following a dispute over their pet cats.
 
Odunsi's roommate, Chester Lamar Grant, is suspected to be responsible for the fatal stabbing and allegedly attempted to kill himself after the altercation, Houston police told local CBS affiliate KHOU 11. 

On April 26, police conducted a welfare check at the student’s Houston apartment. They entered the unit after seeing blood on the rear patio, and once inside, they found Odunsi, 23, with multiple stab wounds and Grant, 40, with at least one. 

Odunsi was pronounced dead at the scene.
 
Now, police said that days before the stabbing, the roommates got in an argument over the cats that they kept in the apartment, eventually leading Grant to stab Odunsi, KHOU 11 reported, citing authorities. 

After stabbing Odunsi, Grant tried to end his own life by stabbing himself six times, including once in his neck, detectives told KHOU 11.
 
He and Odunsi had only been living with each other for about two months at the time of the incident, per the outlet.
 
Following the April welfare check, Grant was hospitalized in critical condition. On May 3, he was booked into jail and charged with murder, according to jail records.
 
He is next expected to appear in court on Monday, May 5.