Mann accused after the British student nurse in Texas | stabbed US messages

According to reports in the United States, a man was charged after a British student nurse had been stabbed in Texa's days before her completion.

Elizabeth Tamilore Odunsi, also known as Tamilore Odunsi, was found dead on Saturday, April 26th in her house in Houston, dead before the local time from 4:00 p.m., reports the US partner network from Sky, NBC News.

The officials had arrived to carry out a welfare check, but when they knocked on the door, there was no answer.

They saw blood on a rear concrete terrace and entered the apartment, where they found the 23-year-old on the kitchen floor with several stab wounds.

Ms. Odunsi, who originally comes from London, was declared dead at the crime scene.

A man who was later identified as a roommate Chester Lamar Grant was found in a bedroom with at least one stab wound and brought to the hospital in a critical condition, the police said.

The 40-year-old was arrested on Friday, May 2, and charged with murder to Ms. Odunsi.

At the moment he remains in custody in Harris County in Texas with a bond to $ 500,000 (around 375,000 GBP).

A judge said in a preliminary hearing that the roommates were involved in a fight for Grant's cat, according to ABC News.

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Ms. Odunsi had a Tikok account, Tamidollars, with more than 44,000 followers, where she was published as a student at Texas Woman's University.

A Gofundme page, which was returned to Great Britain for the funeral, received more than 63,000 GBP of more than £ 63,000 on Tuesday at 3 a.m.

In an explanation of the Gofundme page, her sister Georgina Odunsi writes: “Tami was a beautiful soul, full of light, ambition and friendliness … she moved from Great Britain to the United States to realize her dream of becoming a nurse and devoting herself to life of care and service.”

She continues: “Tragically, Tami was brutally murdered just a few days before the university's completion – an unimaginable loss at a moment that should have marked the beginning of a bright and promising future.”