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Body of missing 23-year-old Alabama woman Karen Deann Hollis found by family and friends as man, 44, charged with corpse abuse Karen Deann Hollis, 23, vanished from the Georgetown Apartments in Northport, Alabama on 8 May after texting her boyfriend Zackary Slaughter that she was going to the store for a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup. Her family and friends launched a search in Greene County based on information from an electronic device and discovered her body on Saturday. Randall Lendell Dejourney, 44, has been charged with abuse of a corpse and booked into Tuscaloosa County Jail on $15,000 bond. Foul play is suspected and the Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit is continuing to investigate; an autopsy is pending to establish cause and manner of death. Hollis had a medical condition that impaired her judgment. Her sister Brandy said the family is devastated and struggling to eat or sleep.

In the 999 call played in court, Digwa's brother said: "We just been attacked by someone racially. “We just got attacked racially by some white person.” He added: “Physically attacked my brother we're Sikhs, we wear turbans, and he attacked my brother." A video was shown to the jury of Mr Nowak scrambling over a fence to escape Digwa after the prosecution alleges he was stabbed. Jurors have now been shown two more videos taken in the aftermath of this. In the video Digwa and his brother accuse Mr Nowak of racially and verbally attacking Digwa. Mr Nowak can be heard denying these claims. Digwa was heard saying: "No one stabbed you bro you’re... up. You’re drunk." A second video played to the court, Digwa's father can be heard saying: "He’s pretending, a minute ago he was talking to you guys. "Now he’s trying to get up and going to leave." Throughout the second video Mr Nowak can be seen lying on the floor as Digwa's family and neighbours tell him to sit up.

Henry Nowak REMEMBER HIS NAME

🇬🇧 Henry Nowak, 18, "drowned in his own blood" as he lay cuffed and passed out on the street. He was stabbed multiple times by Vikrum Digwa, 23, with an 8-inch Sikh ceremonial knife. When the police arrived, Nowak was arrested instead, after Digwa accused him of racial abuse.