Ashley Flowers

When asked what happened to Awachigi's debit card, Rob said that he had tossed it out the window on the way home from his aunt's funeral because he was worried the cops were after him over a drug deal. So you might be wondering if police arrested Rob right then and there. But they didn't. They released him after he asked for a lawyer.

When asked what happened to Awachigi's debit card, Rob said that he had tossed it out the window on the way home from his aunt's funeral because he was worried the cops were after him over a drug deal. So you might be wondering if police arrested Rob right then and there. But they didn't. They released him after he asked for a lawyer.

When asked what happened to Awachigi's debit card, Rob said that he had tossed it out the window on the way home from his aunt's funeral because he was worried the cops were after him over a drug deal. So you might be wondering if police arrested Rob right then and there. But they didn't. They released him after he asked for a lawyer.

But before he was released, Rob allowed police to inspect his shoe tread and he provided a DNA swab. Detectives sent off Rob's DNA to see if it matched the semen found in a watchagie. And they even sent off the shoe markings to an expert to see if they matched the print on the doorframe. And at about this time, finally, the autopsy findings came back. And the results baffled detectives.

But before he was released, Rob allowed police to inspect his shoe tread and he provided a DNA swab. Detectives sent off Rob's DNA to see if it matched the semen found in a watchagie. And they even sent off the shoe markings to an expert to see if they matched the print on the doorframe. And at about this time, finally, the autopsy findings came back. And the results baffled detectives.

But before he was released, Rob allowed police to inspect his shoe tread and he provided a DNA swab. Detectives sent off Rob's DNA to see if it matched the semen found in a watchagie. And they even sent off the shoe markings to an expert to see if they matched the print on the doorframe. And at about this time, finally, the autopsy findings came back. And the results baffled detectives.

The autopsy showed Awachiki had injuries to the back of her neck, which police said were consistent with strangulation. But the medical examiner listed her death as unknown. The cause of death being undetermined wasn't the surprising part. It was that the examiner also categorized her manner of death as unknown.

The autopsy showed Awachiki had injuries to the back of her neck, which police said were consistent with strangulation. But the medical examiner listed her death as unknown. The cause of death being undetermined wasn't the surprising part. It was that the examiner also categorized her manner of death as unknown.

The autopsy showed Awachiki had injuries to the back of her neck, which police said were consistent with strangulation. But the medical examiner listed her death as unknown. The cause of death being undetermined wasn't the surprising part. It was that the examiner also categorized her manner of death as unknown.

Manner of death is the category where they're supposed to say if the victim was murdered or if the death was accidental or what. So here they were ready to charge cocaine rob with murder, and now they couldn't because they had no homicide ruling. It basically meant the M.E. didn't see enough physical evidence to prove one way or another how Awachiki died.

Manner of death is the category where they're supposed to say if the victim was murdered or if the death was accidental or what. So here they were ready to charge cocaine rob with murder, and now they couldn't because they had no homicide ruling. It basically meant the M.E. didn't see enough physical evidence to prove one way or another how Awachiki died.

Manner of death is the category where they're supposed to say if the victim was murdered or if the death was accidental or what. So here they were ready to charge cocaine rob with murder, and now they couldn't because they had no homicide ruling. It basically meant the M.E. didn't see enough physical evidence to prove one way or another how Awachiki died.

It was more than clear, at least to investigators, that the last moment of Awachige's life was met with violence. Cuts and bruises were noted on different places of her body, as well as traces of blood on her pillow. There wasn't enough blood left at the scene to be helpful, though. Investigators did collect it, and they tried to have it tested to see if it was Awachige's or not.

It was more than clear, at least to investigators, that the last moment of Awachige's life was met with violence. Cuts and bruises were noted on different places of her body, as well as traces of blood on her pillow. There wasn't enough blood left at the scene to be helpful, though. Investigators did collect it, and they tried to have it tested to see if it was Awachige's or not.

It was more than clear, at least to investigators, that the last moment of Awachige's life was met with violence. Cuts and bruises were noted on different places of her body, as well as traces of blood on her pillow. There wasn't enough blood left at the scene to be helpful, though. Investigators did collect it, and they tried to have it tested to see if it was Awachige's or not.

There just wasn't a big enough sample to get any results. But thanks to toxicology findings, now they knew that there was no way Awachigi overdosed because there was no alcohol in her system and there was very little cocaine detected, like trace amounts that were barely even measurable. Awachigi's mom, Roberta, was devastated over the ruling.

There just wasn't a big enough sample to get any results. But thanks to toxicology findings, now they knew that there was no way Awachigi overdosed because there was no alcohol in her system and there was very little cocaine detected, like trace amounts that were barely even measurable. Awachigi's mom, Roberta, was devastated over the ruling.

There just wasn't a big enough sample to get any results. But thanks to toxicology findings, now they knew that there was no way Awachigi overdosed because there was no alcohol in her system and there was very little cocaine detected, like trace amounts that were barely even measurable. Awachigi's mom, Roberta, was devastated over the ruling.

To make the case even stronger, DNA came back confirming Rob had had sex with Awachigi, but he had admitted that much. So police asked Rob, if the sex had been consensual, why did Awachigi end up bleeding and dead on her bedroom floor shortly after he left her apartment? Now, he said he didn't know and that she was alive when he left to go to the casino.

To make the case even stronger, DNA came back confirming Rob had had sex with Awachigi, but he had admitted that much. So police asked Rob, if the sex had been consensual, why did Awachigi end up bleeding and dead on her bedroom floor shortly after he left her apartment? Now, he said he didn't know and that she was alive when he left to go to the casino.