A Scorching Suspicion, Antonio Drayton and Saleha Huuda

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Saleha Huuda
In season three, episode 20, we see A Scorching Suspicion, the true story of the murder of Saleha Huuda by Antonio Drayton. and the love story of New man and Saleha Huuda which doesn't end well for Saleha Huuda.

This show is described as Saleha turns up missing after she falls for a handsome man.

Antonio Drayton was sentenced to 45 years and is eligible for release on . He plead guilty to second-degree murder. He was originally charged with first degree muder. Saleha was his ex girlfriend. It is believed he was
Cassandra Kimbrough
jealous she had begun seeing someone new.

Cassandra Kimbrough was charged with assisting him after the fact for helping to get rid of her body. She agreed to testify against him and was released from prison on 10/14/2012



You can write to Antonio Drayton at:

Antonio Drayton
Antonio Drayton 134880
GCRF
5168 Ezell Rd.
Graceville, FL 32440

You can email Antonio using Jpay - you will need to select Florida and the ID 134880




Take Away

If you are unwilling to go to prison yorurself, do not assist others with their criminal pursuits. It's a waste of your time and will follow you for the rest of your life. The universe is always watching and karma takes notes.



Can't get enough true crime? Consider US Serial Killers for your viewing needs.

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