Tuesday, March 08, 2011
HARRISONBURG — The wife of a Weyers Cave businessman Ali Abid wanted for questioning in the slaying of a Harrisonburg private investigator claimed in February divorce papers that Ali Abid openly was having an affair and had gotten behind on his mortgage payments.
Abid, 49, is considered a potential suspect in the killing of 50-year-old Arthur “Greg” Brown, who died after being shot, according to Harrisonburg police. Following a tip, authorities found Brown’s body Sunday morning in the trunk of his car, a 2007 Honda Accord that was parked at the Valley Mall in Harrisonburg on East Market Street.
On Saturday, the Harrisonburg Police Department put out a missing person’s report on Brown, who hadn’t been seen since Thursday and was last spotted “in the company” of Abid. At the time, Brown’s disappearance was labeled suspicious. Police listed Weyers Cave, Harrisonburg and Dulles International Airport as possible locations where Brown might have been found.
Court records also show Abid was granted a concealed weapons permit in December 2009. That same year, American Express Bank in Andover, Md., was awarded a default judgment of $22,559 against Abid after he fell behind on payments, Abid is an Iraqi immigrant who came to the USA in 2001.
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