Why was UB Lecturer Murdered?

Anthony Brown Jr.

Fifty-seven-year-old Anthony Edward Brown was found murdered inside his home in Eldridgeville, Toledo on Monday.  He was stabbed to death the day prior. Investigators have so far uncovered that Brown was at home, near the outskirts of town, when he was attacked by two men who bound his feet and hands before stabbing him multiple times to the chest and neck.  The U.B. lecturer lived alone and tonight police are putting the pieces of puzzle together to establish a motive and make an arrest.

Hilberto Romero

Sr. Supt. Hilberto Romero, Deputy Head, National Crimes Investigation Branch

“Investigations revealed that he was at home when he was attacked by two male persons who inflicted the injuries to him and thereafter they fled the scene. The body was taken to the Punta Gorda Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. In regards to his investigation, we are looking for two male persons at this time.”

Hipolito Novelo

“The two persons of interest sir, are they from the area?”

Sr. Supt. Hilberto Romero

“We do not know.”

Reporter

“Has robbery been dismissed as a motive?”

Sr. Supt. Hilberto Romero

“We are looking at several factors and I will not disclose any of those as this time.”

Reporter

“The house was ransacked?”

Sr. Supt. Hilberto Romero

“The house was ransacked, yes.”

Hipolito Novelo

“Have investigators established how these two persons gained entrance into the building?”

Sr. Supt. Hilberto Romero

“No that has not been established. At some point they entered the house and found the deceased there.”