Police in Columbus Indiana are still trying to
unravel the mystery behind the murder of a
Nigerian woman identified as Adaobi Michaella
Obih.
The 26-year-old lady was found with throat slit
and multiple knife wounds on Tuesday the
19th of November 2013 at her apartment in
Columbus Indiana.
The person of interest in Adaobi’s murder is her
neighbour, a 36-year-old man named Ryan
Allen Klug.
Since Adaobi’s murder, Ryan has disappeared
into thin air.
Police officials are currently treating Adaobi’s
death as homicide.
According to sources, the victim was a PHD
student and the first born of her family.
Ryan A. Klug, 36, of 3461 Limestone Lane, Apt.
2134, is the prime suspect in the death of his
roommate, Adaobi M. Obih, who suffered
multiple knife wounds, according to a
probable-cause affidavit.
Obih’s boyfriend, Jude Osara, last
communicated with her on Sunday afternoon,
and then was unable to get text-message
replies after that time, the affidavit said.
The woman’s throat was cut, the charging
document said, and blood-saturated clothes
the same size as Klug wears were found in their
two-bedroom apartment.
A warrant for Klug’s arrest was signed earlier
today, and Columbus police have reason to
believe he may be in Ohio.
What a wicked world!
May her soul rest in perfect peace.
Here is a beautiful tribute written for late Adaobi
by her sister’s friend
I never knew you, never met you, never even
spoke to you. However, I knew something of
you. My friend Alexis always spoke of you. I
have known Alexis for over 6 years close to 7
really and all she ever did was talk about her
amazing sister- Adaobi. It was obvious she
loved you and shared a strong bond with you.
It was always her sister this and that. It was
impossible to know Alexis without knowing
about her sister. You were definitely a huge
part of her life and her joy. she always talked
with excitement about anything happening in
your life. she was always proud of you and
eager to show you off. I never had to meet you
to know that you were an amazing elder sister
to my friend and daughter to your parents. I
never had to meet you to know that know that
you were an inspiration to your sister. When
she shared the happiness you brought her with
us, you indirectly brought happiness to us. You
were a true blessing indeed. Your life was not in
vain for you brought smiles and joy (directly
and indirectly) to the hearts of many.
Words will never be enough to explain how
much you will be missed. I share my friend’s
grief at your death. However, the life you lived
will be celebrated and the memories you left
behind forever cherished!
Adieu Adaobi
REST IN PEACE!
ADAOBI MICHAELLA OBIH
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