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Suspect in Tech CEO’s Murder Freaked When He Saw Himself on the News: Cops<!-- wp:html --><p>The Daily Beast/Baltimore Police Department</p> <p>The suspect accused of murdering a <a href="https://www.thedailybeast.com/slain-tech-ceo-pava-lapere-reportedly-found-on-baltimore-apartment-building-roof">tech CEO in her apartment building</a> allegedly went on the lam after seeing himself on the news, authorities revealed on Thursday.</p> <p>Baltimore police said that a Tuesday press conference naming <a href="https://www.thedailybeast.com/murdered-tech-ceo-pava-lapere-was-passionate-go-getter-who-wanted-to-change-the-world">Jason Billingsly</a> as the “armed and dangerous” suspect in <a href="https://www.thedailybeast.com/slain-tech-ceo-pava-lapere-reportedly-found-on-baltimore-apartment-building-roof">26-year-old Pava LaPere</a>’s murder spurred the 32-year-old convicted felon to go on the run. Billingsly, who was already a suspect in connection with an arson, rape, and attempted murder of a family two weeks prior, spurred a citywide manhunt that ended on Wednesday night, when he was arrested at a train station.</p> <p>“As soon as the news conference happened the other day, he basically left the location where he was at. We did a search warrant at one location; he had just left because he saw the news conference,” Acting Police Commissioner Richard Worley said in a Thursday press conference announcing the arrest.</p> <p><a href="https://www.thedailybeast.com/tech-ceo-pava-leperes-alleged-killer-jason-billingsly-ran-when-he-saw-himself-on-the-news">Read more at The Daily Beast.</a></p><!-- /wp:html -->

The Daily Beast/Baltimore Police Department

The suspect accused of murdering a tech CEO in her apartment building allegedly went on the lam after seeing himself on the news, authorities revealed on Thursday.

Baltimore police said that a Tuesday press conference naming Jason Billingsly as the “armed and dangerous” suspect in 26-year-old Pava LaPere’s murder spurred the 32-year-old convicted felon to go on the run. Billingsly, who was already a suspect in connection with an arson, rape, and attempted murder of a family two weeks prior, spurred a citywide manhunt that ended on Wednesday night, when he was arrested at a train station.

“As soon as the news conference happened the other day, he basically left the location where he was at. We did a search warrant at one location; he had just left because he saw the news conference,” Acting Police Commissioner Richard Worley said in a Thursday press conference announcing the arrest.

Read more at The Daily Beast.

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