The roommate, who is charged with murder of a nursing student, killed days before the conclusion

• Tamilore Odunsi was found with several stab wounds and on April 26th in her apartment in her apartment was declared dead
• The police said
• Grant and Odunsi get days before he allegedly killed them, the police said. The student, who had moved from Great Britain to make her degree, had only lived with Grant for about two months before her death

The man, who lived with the foster student Tamilore Odunsi, who was brutally stabbed the days before her completion, allegedly killed her after a dispute over her pets.

The roommate of Odunsi, Chester Lamar Grant, is believed that he is too responsible for the deadly stab, and supposedly tried to kill himself after the argument, the Houston police said of the local CBS subsidiary Khou 11.

On April 26, the police held a welfare check in the apartment in Houston. They entered the device after they had seen blood on the back terrace, and when they found at least one with several stab wounds and grant (40). Odunsi was declared dead at the crime scene.

Now the police said that the roommates had a dispute over the cats that they kept in the apartment days before the stabbing, and finally headed grants to stab Odunsi, reported Khou 11, citing the authorities.

After Grant Odunsi stabbed, he tried to end his own life by stabbing six times, including once in the neck, Detective Khou 11. He and Odunsi had only lived together for about two months at the time of the incident.

After the welfare check in April, Grant was hospitalized in a critical condition. On May 3, he was booked to prison and charged with murder, according to the prison files regarded by humans. Next, he will appear in court on Monday, May 5th.

A spokesman for the Houston Police Department (HPD) was not available to respond to People's request after comment on Saturday, May 3 or on Sunday, May 4th.

Odunsi comes from the United Kingdom and documented her experience as a British student who studied @tamidollar in the United States on her Tikok account. She won over 30,000 followers for her study tips and other school -related content.

In the weeks before her death, Odunsi was part of her college degree in Tiktok. In her last video, which was published five days before her death, she shared her excitement about the milestone and danced alongside text with the inscription:

“I am readyyyyyyyyyyyy 🙂↕,” wrote Odunsi in the caption.

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After Odunsi's death, a Gofundme donation campaign was founded to collect money to return their corporation in Great Britain in Great Britain and to cover the funeral costs. From May 4, the fundraising campaign exceeded its target of £ 40,000 and collected a total of 54,530 GBP (over $ 72,000).

According to the fundraising campaign, Odunsi, who was described as “a beautiful soul full of light, ambition and friendliness”, moved to the United States to “realize their dream, to become a nurse and to take care of a life in care and service”.

According to the side, her death is “an unimaginable loss at a moment that should have marked the beginning of a bright and promising future”.