27-year-old Gavin Henderson, who moved into Lacota Apartments with his mother, Rochelle, and his siblings after he got out of a Florida prison last year for violent crimes, has been arrested for stabbing his sister to death.
According to Detective Jesus Maldonado who testified before a judge in a Dunwoody court, there “was an altercation about Keaira taking too long in the bathroom, which led to the fighting.”
Keaira Henderson was a 15-year-old student at Alpharetta High School who dreamed of becoming a lawyer, according to a GoFundMe page. “Keaira had a way with words but sadly her voice has been silenced,” the page reads. The suspect had previously pulled a knife on one of his sisters, but no one called the police.
Police say they were first called to a Dunwoody, Ga., apartment complex at around 3:20 p.m. on June 18 after a 911 caller reported someone hitting a teen girl, CBS 46 reported. When police arrived, they found Keaira lying dead in a hallway of her apartment complex suffering from multiple stab wounds, Sgt. Robert Parsons of the Dunwoody Police Department told Fox 5.
Later, a call came in from a nearby store, where Henderson had allegedly walked inside with a hunting knife and asked a clerk to call 911 because there had been an “accident,” according to WSB.
According to Detective Jesus Maldonado who testified before a judge in a Dunwoody court, there “was an altercation about Keaira taking too long in the bathroom, which led to the fighting.”
Keaira Henderson was a 15-year-old student at Alpharetta High School who dreamed of becoming a lawyer, according to a GoFundMe page. “Keaira had a way with words but sadly her voice has been silenced,” the page reads. The suspect had previously pulled a knife on one of his sisters, but no one called the police.
Police say they were first called to a Dunwoody, Ga., apartment complex at around 3:20 p.m. on June 18 after a 911 caller reported someone hitting a teen girl, CBS 46 reported. When police arrived, they found Keaira lying dead in a hallway of her apartment complex suffering from multiple stab wounds, Sgt. Robert Parsons of the Dunwoody Police Department told Fox 5.
Later, a call came in from a nearby store, where Henderson had allegedly walked inside with a hunting knife and asked a clerk to call 911 because there had been an “accident,” according to WSB.
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