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   A Houston man is accused of killing a father and his 2-year-old   
   son.   
      
   Bolanle Fadairo, 38, is charged with two counts of murder and   
   one count of tampering with evidence in connection with the   
   death of 38-year-old Michael Essien and his son.   
      
   Essien was found in a convenience store parking lot around 1:45   
   p.m. Tuesday. He had been shot multiple times.   
      
   "Investigators learned the victim met Fadairo at the location   
   and the two spoke briefly before he then shot the victim,"   
   states a Houston Police Department press release.   
      
   According to a probable cause statement, Fadairo and Essien   
   argued before the shooting.   
      
   Fadairo then allegedly entered Essien's black Chevrolet Traverse   
   and fled the scene with the boy in a car seat in the third row   
   of the SUV.   
      
   Police said a woman called around 6:35 p.m. to report "her   
   husband and 2-year-old son missing."   
      
   Officers found the SUV about 7:10 p.m.   
      
   "Officers broke the vehicle's window and found the 2-year-old   
   victim unresponsive inside," police said.   
      
   The cause of death of the boy has yet to be determined.   
      
   Police suspect the boy died from heat exhaustion, according to   
   the probable cause statement.   
      
   Fadairo allegedly gave police a statement "admitting he shot   
   [Essien], states [Essien] owed him money, claims no knowledge of   
   [boy] in rear seat. Admits deleting incriminating text messages   
   off his cellphone between himself and [Essien]," according to   
   the probable cause statement.   
      
   Family members are devastated by the loss of the father and son.   
      
   "Tell Houston, tell the whole world that I want my nephew back.   
   He's only 2 years old. He does not know how to hurt a fly," the   
   boy's aunt Jessie Okon told KHOU 11. "My brother has always been   
   a peaceful man. I need my brother back."   
      
   Family members said Essien recently became a new father and   
   worked as a security guard after attending college, according to   
   KHOU 11.   
      
   "Michael never argued with anybody," Essien's sister Jessie told   
   ABC13. "Michael would take his shirt off and give to others. He   
   gives his last dime to other people. All I need is my brother."   
      
   Fadairo was arrested Wednesday. He is scheduled to appear in   
   court Friday and has not yet entered pleas. He has not yet been   
   assigned an attorney.   
      
      
      
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