Drug Dealer Arrested On Suspicion Of Deliberately Killing University Of South Carolina Sorority Girl-Who Died Of Oxycodone Overdose
A South Carolina drug dealer, 22, has been accused of killing a University South Carolina sorority girl, Rachel Bandman whom he supplied with Oxycodone. The Virginia-native girl was found unconscious in January 2016 by her roommate at their apartment; five blocks apart from their campus. Hunt was arrested Friday on federal charges is being held until a bond hearing is set. He could face a 20 year of life imprisonment if convicted.
22-Year-Old Drug Dealer, Accused Of Deliberately Killing University Of South Carolina Sorority Girl-Who Died Of Oxycodone Overdose
- The 22-year-old drug dealer Anthony 'AJ' Hunt is accused of killing a 19-year-old University of South Carolina sorority girl Rachel Bandman.
- Hunt was the man who reportedly supplied the girl with Oxycodone, which she overdosed.
- Bandman found unconscious and unresponsive by her roommate in January 2016.
- The drug dealer was charged with unlawful distribution of oxycodone, alprazolam (Xanax).
- He is taken into custody and would be held until a bond hearing and could face life imprisonment if found guilty.
A South Carolina drug dealer, 22, has been accused of killing a University South Carolina sorority girl, Rachel Bandman whom he supplied with Oxycodone.
Anthony 'AJ' Hunt was arrested on Monday, 26 February on charges in connection with the homicide of Rachel Bandman.
The public prosecutors claimed in the court hearing,
Mr. Hunt had every reason to believe that death would occur when he distributed the drug.
The prosecutors claimed that Hunt intentionally killed Bandman, however, the authorities haven't revealed what led them to believe that it was a homicide.
The Virginia-native girl was found unconscious in January 2016 by her roommate at their apartment; five blocks apart from their campus.
Hunt was arrested Friday on federal charges is being held until a bond hearing is set. He could face a 20 year of life imprisonment if convicted.
