Suspect Charged, Wanted in Fatal Shooting of Rotimi Olaleye Found Dead and ‘Pantless’ at 9780 Bissonnet Street in Houston Texas

A woman is accused of killing a man whose body was found lying outside of his vehicle in a deserted parking lot near the infamous “Bissonnet track” earlier this month, Houston police said.<br /><br />Ayriana Hamler, 25, was charged with the murder of 49-year-old Rotimi Olaleye on Jan. 8.<br /><br /> <br />Investigators reviewed surveillance video from several businesses in the area, which appears to outline movements of the suspect and the victim.<br /><br />According to court documents, at around 11:55 p.m, a black Nissan Altima driven by Hamler parked near a Chevron gas station located in the 9700 block of Bissonnet Street near Country Creek Drive. The area is known for high levels of prostitution.<br /><br />Hamler is seen exiting the vehicle and walking toward the west end of the lot. Olaleye, who was in a 2011 Chevrolet Malibu, drove up and parked in a dark alleyway near the gas station. He exited the driver’s side and entered the back left side of his vehicle, and Hamler got in on the right side, police said.<br /><br />It was not known what happened between the two but, at some point, Olaleye exited his vehicle and fell to the ground.<br /><br /> <br />When officers arrived to the scene, they found him unresponsive and pantless. He had been shot multiple times in the chest, according to documents.<br /><br />Two .40 caliber shell casings were found on the back floorboard of victim’s vehicle, in addition to a bullet hole in the roof.<br /><br />Upon further investigation, police identified Hamler as the suspect in the case. Charges were filed, but she remains on the loose.<br /><br />Hamler was last seen wearing a black sweater with white spotted-designs, black underpants, and black high boots.<br /><br /> <br />Records show she was previously arrested and charged with prostitution in 2021.<br /><br />Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Ayriana Hamler is urged to contact the HPD Homicide Division at 713-308-3600 or speak anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 713-222-