Keita Keletigui, 37, was found dead in his Saint Cloud apartment on June 9, 2015. A native of Guinea who had studied at St. Cloud State University and opened the Kilimanjaro Market in 2011, Keletigui was described by those who knew him as easy-going, kind, and generous. Officers forced entry after a report of an unresponsive man; an autopsy determined he died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen. Investigators reported no signs of forced entry and several items were missing, including an iPhone, an Apple computer, watches, and coins.

Fingerprints on two glasses in Keletigui’s bedroom, one containing Xanax, led investigators to a 24-year-old woman from Minneapolis, Cheryl Oby Albert. Friends told investigators Albert commonly drugged clients and robbed them, and she allegedly admitted to robbing and killing a man in St. Cloud before fleeing. U.S. Marshals arrested Albert in Los Angeles in July 2017; she was later tried and convicted. Does anyone who knew Keita or frequented the Kilimanjaro Market have information that could shed more light on his last days?