Unattended belongings in an American hotel room led to the US’s Federal Bureau of Investigation unravelling a case involving clues, including cellphone data and dashcam footage, that eventually led them to a grave in Ohio and a street in South Africa.
A judge ordered that TH be allowed to visit his children over 48 hours from that day and also that TH could take them into his custody at a later stage – 28 May to 5 August 2022.
The next day, 25 April 2022, hotel staff checked his room as he was scheduled to leave, but his belongings were still there.But by 26 April TH had still not returned so hotel staff cleared his room and contacted police.Focus was then shifted to a black Volkswagen Tiguan, which officers located using data extracted from TH’s cellphone.
Eilerman’s statement alleged: “Seconds later, TH said, ‘What the heck are you doing? Did you just assault me?’ TH followed that by saying, ‘Get away from me… Get off of me.’
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