A grand jury has indicted three people in the death
of a 21-year-old Nigerian college student Mathew
Ajibade’s whose body was found in restraints at a
county jail in Savannah, Georgia. Two of those
indicted, Maxine Evans and Jason Kenny, are ex-jail
employees at the Chatham County jail and Gregory
Brown was a contract health worker.
Indictments returned Wednesday charge all three
with involuntary manslaughter. Kenny is also
charged with aggravated assault and cruelty to an
inmate. Evans and Brown are also charged with
public record fraud and Brown faces an additional
charge of making a false statement. It’s unclear if
they have attorneys.
Mathew Ajibade, 21, was found dead 1 January
strapped to a restraining chair inside an isolation
cell at the jail. The Savannah College of Art and
Design student had been arrested after a fight with
his girlfriend. The sheriff’s office has said Ajibade
fought violently during booking and injured three
deputies, one of whom suffered a concussion and a
broken nose.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation was called in to
handle the case, and few details were released as to
what happened to Ajibade in the jail. On 8 May,
Sheriff Al St Lawrence announced that nine deputies
had been fired in connection with Ajibade’s death. On
4 June, attorneys for Ajibade’s family released a
copy of his death certificate, which showed the
coroner had ruled his death a homicide caused by
blunt-force trauma.
Dr Bill Wessinger, the Chatham County coroner, said
Ajibade suffered several blows to his head and upper
body and some blood was found in his skull case.

Below Are their pictures
1.the victim
2 & 3 Ghatam police


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