According to FOX26, documents recently released reveal shocking and gruesome details about Felicia Johnson’s murder and disappearance in April. Her assailant has not been apprehended.
Johnson relocated to Houston from San Diego in the hopes of finding work in a local strip joint.
She allegedly met 28-year-old Chukwuebuka Nwobodo on Snapchat, according to FOX 26. For $500, the two agreed to meet.
According to charging documents, around 3 a.m. on April 16, the suspect dispatched an Uber for Johnson to the Intercontinental Hotel. That Uber driver dropped her off at the suspect’s old address on Windchase Blvd. According to authorities, the accused scooped her up from there and drove her to his new place on Richmond Avenue.
Johnson has been missing since her bloodied phone and purse were discovered near Bear Creek Park.
On Thursday, police revealed that they had discovered evidence that led them to believe she had been brutally killed.
The charging documents disclosed that the suspect bought a saw, towels, big garbage bags, and a trail flashlight on April 17th.
Officers discovered a gun, plastic gloves, a huge kitchen knife, and a shovel in his car. Johnson’s blood was also discovered in his trunk and back seat, as well as traces of blood throughout his residence.
According to Houston police, the suspect Googled “what does bleach do to blood,” “how to be a serial killer,” and “how does one plan a murder without getting caught.”
Nearly two weeks after the apparent murder, Johnson’s Google search history uncovered he was still searching for “Houston escorts” on April 30.
According to the documents, the investigating detective thinks Johnson is dead and was most likely dismembered.
Nwobodo was arrested on May 13, nearly a month after Johnson went missing. That’s when they ended up going through his mobile and discovered a photo of a dismembered woman as well as pictures of 3 other dead bodies.
The suspect was previously investigated for attempted rape, but the complainant chose not to bring charges, according to FOX 26.
It’s unknown why the accused was released from police custody following his arrest, but he’s now on the run, accused of murder and tampering with evidence.
Johnson’s body has yet to be recovered.
