Newly released court documents say a man named Aaron waived his right to remain silent and confessed to the deaths of Oluwatoyin, 19, and Victoria, 75, USA Today reports. The details below come from the arrest report and police, and Aaron has not been convicted of any crime.
According to the documents, Oluwatoyin was reported missing on June 6 and Victoria on June 11. Investigators say Victoria was found dead inside a home belonging to Aaron, and Oluwatoyin was found in the woods behind the house.
USA Today reports Aaron bought a one way bus ticket to West Palm Beach, where he has family, and was detained by Orlando police at a bus station. After complaining of breathing problems he was taken to a hospital, where the report says he spoke openly with investigators about what happened.
The report says Aaron met Oluwatoyin at a bus stop on June 6 and offered her a place to sleep and bathe. He then called Victoria, who often gave him rides, to pick them up. Surveillance video reviewed by investigators shows the two talking at the bus stop and leaving in a white Toyota like the one Victoria owned.
Investigators also believe Victoria’s car was taken and was later found stuck in mud outside the home.
Aaron has been charged with two counts each of murder and kidnapping and one count of sexual assault. He was held without bond after a hearing on Saturday in Tallahassee. No plea or statement from him was reported at the time.
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