Suspect car in Shaw student's death found
Published: Wed, Jun. 11, 2008 05:19PM
Modified Wed, Jun. 11, 2008 05:23PM
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closeRALEIGH -- Police officials said today they had found a vehicle that had been driven by a man suspected of killing his pregnant girlfriend.
Khaleel Ajibola Oyeneyin, 22, suspected of killing Shaw University student Corinnie Broadway, 21, is still at large, officials said.
The vehicle, a white 1995 Lexus GS 300 with North Carolina license tag XNM-5900, was located Tuesday night on Pillory Place in North Raleigh. Police spokesman Jim Sughrue declined to say whether Oyeneyin was connected in any way to the neighborhood where the car was found.
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Broadway, of Oakboro, was found shot to death in her apartment on Larson Drive Saturday afternoon by police who received several calls to the area, including one from a man using Broadway’s phone.
A neighbor said Monday that Oyeneyin had visited Broadway shortly before she was found dead in her apartment. Shannon Brown, who had known Broadway since 2006, also suggested that the man may have been upset after finding out Broadway was pregnant.
Anyone with information about Oyeneyin's whereabouts is being asked to contact the Raleigh Police Department at 890-3555 or CrimeStoppers at 226-2746.
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