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Updated: Thursday, 28 May 2009, 9:52 AM EDT
Published : Wednesday, 27 May 2009, 1:18 PM EDT
AMHERST, N.Y. (WIVB) - We continue to follow a bizzare connection between two killings in Western New York.
A sad and visibly distraught Richard Garnett can't understand why anyone would take the life of his twin brother Jesse.
Monday night someone shot and killed Jesse Garnett while he was visiting a friend inside her Yale Avenue apartment.
The twin brothers lived with and were good friends with Javon
Jackson.
Jackson, was gunned down on Mother's Day near UB's South
Campus hours after graduating with an electrical engineering
degree.
Richard said, "My roommate, now my brother, everything is taken
away from me my dream is gone."
Javon Jackson's murder remains a mystery--but Amherst police
say they have a person of interest in Jesse Garnetts murder.
Authorities are looking for 24-year-old Andre Ridgeway of
Buffalo.
"He's someone we need to talk to, and he is someone out in the
public that we considered dangerous, and if someone sees him they
should call the police and let the police approach him," said
Timothy Green, Assistant Chief of Amherst Police Department.
Garnett doesn't think his twin brother's Amherst murder is
related to the death of his former roommate.
News 4 asked if he thought they were related, and Richard
answered, "No I never met the guy. Never saw him, I don't know
him."
Amherst Police say right now, both killings appear
unrelated.
"Other than the address that they both lived at we haven't been able to find any connection," said Green.
Amherst Police say they are pursuing several leads.
They are asking for you to call them if you have any information about Andre Ridgeway.
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