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Illinois murder, Milwaukee woman accused of killing man
Investigators believe a swipe on Tinder led to the murder of a man in Illinois. Now, a Milwaukee woman is charged.
MILWAUKEE - Investigators believe a swipe on Tinder led to the murder of a man in Illinois. Now, a Milwaukee woman is charged.
Woman charged
In court:
The DuPage County State's Attorney's Office charged 19-year-old Akrystal Woods with first-degree murder. At this point, she is the only person charged in the case.
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Woods is scheduled to appear before a Milwaukee County court commissioner on an extradition warrant.
Murder in Illinois
The backstory:
On Feb. 4, Oakbrook Terrace police were called to a parking lot near Interstate 88. Obeidulla Shareef, 28, was found slumped over in the driver's seat of a car. He'd been shot in the head.
A warrant said a witness saw the car speed out of the garage, jump a curb and hit other parked cars. Shareef was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
Hotel in Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois
In the car, police found a receipt for a nearby hotel. A Milwaukee woman's name was on the receipt. At the hotel, police spoke with a witness who said, the day before, Shareef was nervous about meeting up with two women he met on a dating app, Tinder.
Court filings said, when Shareef checked out the next day, a witness told investigators a woman – later identified as Woods – accused Shareef of taking $200 from her. That started an argument, and Woods, Shareef and another woman were asked to leave the property.
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Investigators went through surveillance video, social media and license plate readers. After checking out of the hotel, they said Shareef and a second car with two women in it entered a parking garage roughly a mile-and-a-half away.
Police connected the car and the two women to an apartment complex on Milwaukee's northwest side, near 73rd and dean. Law enforcement executed several warrants at the complex on Feb. 5, the day after the murder.
Woods and a man were taken into custody after a traffic stop in the suspect vehicle.
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The Source: FOX6 News reviewed court records for information in this report.