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   MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A Milwaukee man is facing multiple felony charges after   
   allegedly killing a man, leaving his body in a minivan and setting fire to the   
   vehicle.   
      
   Daeshaun Graves, 20, is charged with first-degree intentional homicide, two   
   counts bail jumping, arson of property, and mutilating a corpse.   
      
   Prosecutors say Graves shot the victim, identified by the medical examiner's   
   office as 31-year-old Quincy Smith, after getting into a fight on Aug. 4.   
      
   According to a criminal complaint, Graves had been spending time with the   
   victim's "long-term on again, off again" girlfriend that morning. It says   
   Graves was taking a nap in the third row of a minivan, and the woman was   
   napping in the driver's seat of    
   the minivan, parked near 84th and Bobolink, when Smith confronted them.   
      
   The complaint goes on to say a physical fight led to Graves pulling out a gun   
   and firing at Smith, who fell back into the minivan. Graves then allegedly got   
   into the driver's seat and drove northbound on 84th Street.   
      
   On the morning of Aug. 5, an officer responded to a vehicle fire near 34th and   
   Auer. The officer reported observing human remains inside the vehicle,   
   described by a detective as a completely burned minivan.   
      
   An autopsy ruled Smith's death a homicide, noting a single gunshot wound and   
   third-degree burns to 95% of his body.   
      
   On Aug. 7, officers arrested Graves at an apartment on 91st Street. The   
   complaint says Graves had burn injuries on his arms and was taken to an area   
   hospital for treatment. A woman, who identified herself as Graves' girlfriend,   
   told detectives that on    
   Aug. 5, she overheard him on a phone call telling someone he had shot a man,   
   drove off with the body in a car and then set the car on fire. She allegedly   
   admitted to renting an Airbnb at the 91st Street address so she and Graves   
   could hide out.   
      
   Prosecutors say on Aug. 4 - about 12 hours before Smith's homicide - an   
   officer was flagged down by an individual stating that their minivan was   
   stolen off the street sometime the night before.   
      
   Records show Graves was released from custody on bond on two separate felony   
   cases at the time of this incident, including armed robbery, taking and   
   driving a vehicle without the owner's consent, and a misdemeanor offense of   
   hit-and-run.   
      
   In court Wednesday, bond was set at $500,000.   
      
   A preliminary hearing is set for Aug. 21.   
      
   https://www.cbs58.com/news/milwaukee-man-charged-after-allegedly   
   killing-victim-leaving-body-in-van-and-setting-vehicle-on-fire   
      
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