The 18-year-old University of Texas freshman, Haruka Weiser, who was tragically murdered on campus, was reportedly sexually assaulted before her death. Law enforcement sources close to the investigation disclosed that Weiser, last seen leaving a dance class on April 3, was found two days later in a creek near the football stadium. Meechaeiel Criner, a 17-year-old homeless teen, has been charged with her murder.
According to officials, Criner was observed stalking Weiser from her class and later seen emerging from the creek area with her belongings. Forensic teams have gathered DNA evidence from Weiser's body to ascertain Criner's potential involvement in other unsolved crimes. Weiser's body displayed evident signs of trauma, although the exact cause of death is still pending autopsy results.
Criner's arrest came after police discovered him burning items believed to be Weiser's possessions in an abandoned building. His bail has been set at $1 million, and he faces a murder charge.
In a troubling revelation, a past interview surfaced where Criner expressed a desire to be remembered, citing a tumultuous upbringing marked by bullying, abuse, and time in foster care. Despite the hardships, Criner claimed he aimed to take a different path, though family members expressed shock at his arrest, indicating they had not been in contact with him since August.
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