(May 11, (NBC4))--In December 2016, Springfield residents Henok Yohannes and Kedest Simeneh, both 22, were found shot to death just a couple miles apart. Investigators determined the killings were related, and that Yohannes Nessibu was the likely culprit. But by then, Nessibu had already left the U.S. for Ethiopia on a one-way $3,000 plane ticket.
Search warrants obtained by News4 indicate Nessibu had gone to Yohannes' house to buy marijuana. Instead, Yohannes was shot in the upper body and killed. Simeneh's family say she was with Yohannes that night, and it's likely Nessibu tracked her down and shot her the next morning. Read more from NBC4 Washington..
Search warrants obtained by News4 indicate Nessibu had gone to Yohannes' house to buy marijuana. Instead, Yohannes was shot in the upper body and killed. Simeneh's family say she was with Yohannes that night, and it's likely Nessibu tracked her down and shot her the next morning. Read more from NBC4 Washington..
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