Indian-American student sexually assaulted, strangulated to death in Chicago

A 19-year-old Indian-American student was sexually assaulted and afterwards strangulated to death in Chicago, police said about a severe homicide that has stunned the network in the United States.

Ruth George, initially hailing from Hyderabad and a distinctions understudy at the University of Illinois was discovered dead in the secondary lounge of a family-claimed vehicle in a grounds carport on Saturday.

The attacker, Donald Thurman, 26, was captured Sunday from a Chicago metro station. He isn't related to the college. On Monday, he was officially accused of first-degree murder and bothered rape for killing George.

The therapeutic analyst administered George's demise a murder by strangulation.

As per the college, George was a sophomore and kinesiology major.

The college said in an announcement George's family answered to the University Police on Saturday that she had not been gotten notification from since Friday evening.

Her telephone was "pinged" to the Halsted Street Parking Garage, and police and relatives reacted to discover George lethargic in the secondary lounge of a vehicle claimed by her family.

Police at that point mentioned help from the FBI Evidence Response Team to aid the preparing of the wrongdoing scene and to finish legal sciences on the vehicle.

As per the college, police recovered video film from existing college cameras of the guilty party who was seen strolling behind George on Saturday.

She entered the carport by walking at roughly 1:35 a.m., trailed by the guilty party. The guilty party is seen again on video film at 2:10 a.m. strolling on Halsted Street.

Police at that point inspected video film from the Chicago Transit Authority, the Chicago POD cameras, and its inward framework to decide travel designs for the guilty party.

Given the perceptions, police investigators chose to watch the Blue line station during the hours that the guilty party had recently gone on the Blue line.

Thurman, who has a criminal history, was captured Sunday close to the Blue line train station at Halsted and Harrison boulevards. He was arrested and like this gave a full admission to this horrendous wrongdoing.

"We all are crushed by the loss of Ruth George, an individual from our Honors College and a gifted kinesiology understudy with dreams and yearnings to turn into a wellbeing expert and help other people. Our contemplations, our hearts, and our sympathies are with her loved ones during this difficult period," University Chancellor Michael D Amiridis said in an announcement.

According to sources, yellow strips stay adjacent grounds in memory of George, who was nicknamed "Infant Color." "The lace is, the shading is her preferred shading," Cynthia Martinez, a UIC understudy, was cited as saying. "They just inquired as to whether we could tie them someplace on grounds, in her memory."