Alabama college student killed by woman while on a road trip with his girlfriend in rural Alabama by a woman who pretended to be a "lost driver" so she could steal at gunpoint.
Alabama authorities say a Florida college student who was exploring wildlife in Alabama with his girlfriend ran into a woman, posing as a "lost driver," who demanded that they turn in their banking information at gunpoint.
22-year-old Adam Simjee and his 20-year-old girlfriend Mikayla Paulus were driving in Talladega Park when they came across Yasmine Hider, who pretended to be lost.
You took Haider, the two young men to the forest at gunpoint, and demanded that they hand over their banking information, which prompted Simji, to pull out his licensed weapon and shoot towards Haider, who was hit by several shots, but Simji, also hit by Haider's weapon, then his girlfriend called 911, but Simji died At the scene, Haider was taken to a nearby hospital.
Where researchers found the suspect's camp half a mile away, and there they also found a second suspect, 36-year-old "Krystal Pinkins".
Law enforcement officers said they located the site about half a mile from where the shootings took place, and the suspected woman, Pinkins, was found standing near the camp.
While law enforcement officers ordered Penkins to lie down, a five-year-old boy came out of the woods with a shotgun and ran to Benkins, before dropping the shotgun.
Investigators said the child was later identified as the son of Pinkins, she was arrested and charged with endangering a child's welfare, murder, kidnapping and robbery, she is now being held on bail.
