MD MD- Nyah Strong Hairston, 20, hairdresser & UPS worker, fatally shot in car as she drove home, Prince George’s County, 3 May 2024

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Jul 01, 2024 By: Amanda Engel

Keeping the case from going cold: Maryland State Police search for woman's killer

"Nyah was a shy kid growing up, but she was just as sweet as she could be, just a sweet person," says James. "She was a kind soul."

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''Nyah Strong Hairston was working at UPS for less than a year, when her commute home turned deadly.

On Friday, May 3rd, she got off from work at around 10 p.m. and checked in with her mom, let her know that she'd be stopping at a friends house for 10 minutes and then make her way home.

Hairston lived with her mom, and her other job, as a hairstylist, was based at the house.''
Less than 10 minutes from the house, police were already at the scene off of I-495 in Prince George's County.

Nyah Hairston's gray Nissan Versa had gone off the road after she had been shot.''

Courtesy: MSP
Nyah Hairston's vehicle in MSP custody.

 

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Jul 01, 2024 By: Amanda Engel

Keeping the case from going cold: Maryland State Police search for woman's killer

"Nyah was a shy kid growing up, but she was just as sweet as she could be, just a sweet person," says James. "She was a kind soul."

www.wmar2news.com

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''Nyah Strong Hairston was working at UPS for less than a year, when her commute home turned deadly.

On Friday, May 3rd, she got off from work at around 10 p.m. and checked in with her mom, let her know that she'd be stopping at a friends house for 10 minutes and then make her way home.

Hairston lived with her mom, and her other job, as a hairstylist, was based at the house.''
Less than 10 minutes from the house, police were already at the scene off of I-495 in Prince George's County.

Nyah Hairston's gray Nissan Versa had gone off the road after she had been shot.''

Courtesy: MSP
Nyah Hairston's vehicle in MSP custody.
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He says that at this point, they believe this to have been random, rather than a targeted shooting. [...] But, the murder happened late at night, on a heavily trafficked road, and when there was a misty rain.

Is it looking like a drive-by shooting that targeted the wrong vehicle? Or accidental discharge of a gun that happened to hit Nyah?

 

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He says that at this point, they believe this to have been random, rather than a targeted shooting. [...] But, the murder happened late at night, on a heavily trafficked road, and when there was a misty rain.

Is it looking like a drive-by shooting that targeted the wrong vehicle? Or accidental discharge of a gun that happened to hit Nyah?

Possible road rage? I noticed they mentioned two other road rage shootings in the article. MOO

 

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Jul 1, 2024
'Nyah Strong Hairston was working at UPS for less than a year, when her commute home turned deadly.On Friday, May 3rd, she got off from work at around 10 p.m. and checked in with her mom, let her know that she'd be stopping at a friends house for 10 minutes and then make her way home.Hairston lived with her mom, and her other job, as a hairstylist, was based at the house."Her mom moved the dining room set to storage," said Hairston's great aunt Florence James, to set up a salon there.When Hairston didn't arrive home by 11 p.m. that Friday, her mom started to get worried.Less than 10 minutes from the house, police were already at the scene off of I-495 in Prince George's County.Nyah Hairston's gray Nissan Versa had gone off the road after she had been shot.'

 

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Nyah Strong Hairston was working at UPS for less than a year, when her commute home turned deadly.

On Friday, May 3rd, she got off from work at around 10 p.m. and checked in with her mom, let her know that she'd be stopping at a friends house for 10 minutes and then make her way home.

Hairston lived with her mom, and her other job, as a hairstylist, was based at the house.

"Her mom moved the dining room set to storage," said Hairston's great aunt Florence James, to set up a salon there.

When Hairston didn't arrive home by 11 p.m. that Friday, her mom started to get worried.

Less than 10 minutes from the house, police were already at the scene off of I-495 in Prince George's County.

Nyah Hairston's gray Nissan Versa had gone off the road after she had been shot.

Keeping the case from going cold: Maryland State Police search for woman's killer

"Nyah was a shy kid growing up, but she was just as sweet as she could be, just a sweet person," says James. "She was a kind soul."

www.wmar2news.com