OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — A man suspected of murdering Camisha Hollis appeared in court today.
Marvin Young has been formally charged with the first-degree murder of Hollis and was denied bond.
Prosecutors say the victim told Young to move out and when a search warrant was executed, investigators found signs of a physical altercation. Police say there was a history of prior domestic violence.
Camisha's mother Martha says she has already forgiven Marvin and hopes he will reveal the location of her body.
Senior Reporter Jake Wasikowski will have more on this story, tonight on 3 News Now Live at 6 - Available on the 3 News Now apps for streaming and mobile devices and on our website.
If convicted, Young faces life in prison. His next court date is scheduled on July 23.
For more on this disturbing case, see: Omaha police say they booked Marvin Young, 37, for First Degree Murder in connection with the death of Camisha Hollis
