Justice for Bash

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Sebastian William James Igafo-Te'o, born on 6/23/93, was brutally murdered in his own home on 10/24/23 in Jackson,  Michigan. He was stabbed 73 times. 38 of those were to his head, face, and neck. Sebastian also had numerous defensive wounds on his hands and arms. He was unarmed and sitting in his kitchen. He was a kind and devoted father whose life was taken in a senseless act of cruelty by people high on meth. 

We demand justice for Bash and call for all those involved before, during, and after the crime to be held accountable for their actions. However, we are not getting justice. Deals have been offered without even knowing the whereabouts of the perpetrators for at least 2 hours after the murder, along with evidence that may blow this case wide open. Criminals don't have to talk but evidence still can speak for Bash.

We only want to know what all of the facts are. Not just the ones conveniently available. Sebastian deserves the full efforts of the justice system. Sebastian went the extra mile for everyone who needed help. He was selfless, humble, peaceful, and full of life. Is it too much to ask that law enforcement and the prosecutor's office give him the same justice they'd seek for their own children? We are not asking for special treatment. We are just asking for all avenues to be exausted before potentially releasing repeat violent criminals back into the community. We are thankful for their efforts but just need them to dig deeper for the truth. Thank you.

1. Urge police and prosecution to continue to collect and examine evidence. 
2. Urge police and prosecution to seek additional witnesses from that night. Witnesses can be human, video, audio, traffic cameras, home security cameras, business cameras, etc.
3. Urge them to exhaust ALL leads.
4. Urge them to interview and reinterview.

You never know when you've found or know something vital to a case unless you turn it in. If you saw or heard something please come forward. Sebastian's life mattered. Please help us fight for justice. If this happened to Sebastian, it can happen to your family, too. 

Violence doesn't discriminate nor does it have boundaries.