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Southampton Ride-Share Driver Led Police to Killer, Who Confessed Before Committing Suicide

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Ozan Musullu, the ride-share driver who picked up Thomas Gannon at the Shou Sugi Ban House just after 8 a.m. on October 28. Musullu was just dropping the man off at a house in Honesdale, Pennsylvania 4 hours later when police were called by staff at the hotel who had just discovered the body of Sabina Rosas in the hotel room they had shared that weekend.

Ozan Musullu, the ride-share driver who picked up Thomas Gannon at the Shou Sugi Ban House just after 8 a.m. on October 28. Musullu was just dropping the man off at a house in Honesdale, Pennsylvania 4 hours later when police were called by staff at the hotel who had just discovered the body of Sabina Rosas in the hotel room they had shared that weekend.

Sabina Rosas

Sabina Rosas

Sabina Rosas

Sabina Rosas

authorMichael Wright on Nov 6, 2024
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