Pizza Hut worker Kavonn Ingram murdered manager ‘in cold blood’, stuffed body in trash bag over $7k inheritance

The latest headlines from our reporters across the US sent straight to your inbox each weekday Your briefing on the latest headlines from across the US Your briefing on the latest headlines from across the US SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Kavonn Ingram admitted to shooting and killing 55-year-old Alexander Stengel, but told Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Michelle Havas on Friday that it was self-defense, WDJT reported. “I don’t believe for one second that this was anything but a cold-blooded execution of someone who worked for 33 years for crappy wages at a Pizza Hut, because it’s what he could do.” In the days before the February shooting, Stengel reportedly showed Ingram and other colleagues a large roll of cash, which was part of a $7,000 inheritance, according to Law&Crime. Investigators believe Stengel was killed two days later, on February 5. open image in gallery Kavonn Ingram was sentenced to 45 years for killing his Pizza Hut manager Alexander Stengel Ingram is accused of trying to clean up the murder scene and then covering up for Stengel’s absence by texting his regional manager from the victim’s cell phone and saying he wasn’t feeling well. But inside, they found a “portion of the tiled kitchen floor” that was “uncharacteristically clean.” open image in gallery Alexander Stengel, 55, was shot and killed by Ingram just days after he showed his colleagues cash from his $7,000 inheritance A further search led police to discover what appeared to be “coagulated blood/flesh on the bottom of the slop sink,” a bloody mop and what appeared to be a blood smear on the closet light switch, Law&Crime reported.