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Criminal Records - Most Wanted |
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Profile |
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Name: Andre Neverson
(Troy Michael Anderson, Troy Michael Henderson, Trey Michael Henderson, Andre Humphrey, Andre Henderson)
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Sex: Male |
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Race: Black |
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Age Now: 44 |
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Height: 6'0" |
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Weight: 225 lbs. |
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Hair (Color, Description, Facial Hair): Bald
May be wearing a dreadlock wig
Sometimes wears a goatee |
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Eyes (Color and Correction): Brown |
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Other Physical Characteristics: Very muscular build
Originally from Trinidad
and speaks with a slight Caribbean accent |
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Wanted for :
Wanted for questioning in two murders, Brooklyn, NY
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Location(s) |
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Last Seen : Brooklyn, NY |
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Possible Location : Newark, NJ |
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Last Known : Unkown |
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Traits |
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Works out a lot |
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Acquaintances of Neverson report that at times he is very calm and serene, but has a violent temper |
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Has threatened suicide |
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Does not drink or smoke |
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Has many girlfriends and may be hidden by one now |
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Has worked as a bouncer in Caribbean clubs as well as a security guard at a hospital |
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He is computer literate and intelligent |
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Has been known to buy cars, fix them up, then resell them |
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Case Story |
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A Troubled Past |
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Andre Neverson already had a history with United States authorities, after he was imprisoned back in 1995 on an attempted murder conviction. Five years later, he was released from prison and deported back to his native Trinidad and Tobago, but that would not be his final farewell.
Two years later, cops say Neverson snuck back into the states, settled in New York and began dating Donna Davis. That relationship didn't last long and when Donna broke it off, Neverson didn't take it well.
Meanwhile, Neverson was in an on-going argument with his sister over money and a property dispute, and his increasing frustrations were about to boil over.
Cops say on July 8, 2002, Neverson shot and killed his sister inside her Crown Heights rowhouse. But according to authorities, he wasn't finished yet. The next day, cops say Neverson picked Donna Davis up from the school in Queens where she'd been taking classes.
Two days later, cops found her body in a vacant Queens lot, but there was no sign of Neverson. |
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Marshals Team Up With NYPD |
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For almost two years, the NYPD hunted for Neverson and many of their leads came from his frequent airings on AMW. From coast-to-coast, homicide detectives followed up on all the leads, including one suggesting the usually bald-headed Neverson was trying to disguise himself with a dreadlock wig.
That lead was confirmed when cops intercepted a laptop Neverson had sent to an old girlfriend, which contained photos of the accused killer in the wig. But although authorities knew that the AMW tip was solid, they still didn't know where Neverson was hiding.
In February 2004, the U.S. Marshals Service joined the hunt, and put Neverson on their 15 Most Wanted fugitives list. Teaming up with the NYPD, the Marshals were just as determined to hunt this guy down. |
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Neverson In Motion |
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If law enforcement was going to round up Neverson, they needed as much information as they could gather about him. They wanted video to be able to see how Neverson walks, hear how he talks and collect any other details that would help them find him.
In November 2005, investigators set out to re-interview everyone involved in the case and to look for any video. Soon, they hit pay dirt.
Donna Davis' parents knew their daughter had a video camera but hadn't had the heart to go through her belongings. Knowing how important a video of Neverson would be, they mustered up the strength to go to Donna's room and view the tape in her camera.
Sure enough, the tape contained numerous video segments of Neverson in Trinidad that let authorities see his distinctive walk and hear his slightly accented English. Even though the video was recorded before he went on the run, investigators hope it will give the case a jumpstart. |
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