Jecenia Grant said she was using that last name because she said he had asked him to marry her. Grant, who goes by the nickname Queen in the community of homeless people who live in the tunnels, identified him as Mark Deandre Grant, 29. Monday near one of the tunnels in a drainage canal near Arville Street and Harmon Avenue. Neither police nor the Clark County coroner’s office have officially identified the victim, who was pronounced dead after police were sent to a report of an unresponsive man at 2:40 a.m. “You’re talking about somebody I wanted to spend the rest of my life with, and now they’re gone.” “Right now I’m just mourning and going with the flow,” she said on Tuesday. Far back in the darkness was their makeshift bedroom with the mattress they shared. Steps away from where her boyfriend fell after he was fatally shot, Jecenia Grant was sweeping the trash out of the drainage tunnel that they called home. (Brett Clarkson/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
According to reports, the man and woman were found behind the AutoZone.
A man and woman were found dead and foul play is suspected in their deaths, the Metropolitan Police Department said.
The scene behind an AutoZone at South Nellis Boulevard and East Desert Inn Road.
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