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According to federal court records, a woman who lived next door to Taggart's building told investigators that at about 2 a.m. on June 10, she and her boyfriend returned home with a man authorities later identified as Bhogal.

The neighbor told investigators that the man, whom they called Jay, wanted to buy cocaine and hire a prostitute.

The neighbor told investigators that she and her boyfriend planned to help Jay buy cocaine and then rob him.

After they got the cocaine, the couple instructed Jay to park behind Taggart's building, where they did some of the drugs but stole the rest, according to court records.

The neighbor woman told investigatorsthat when she looked out her window at about 4:30 a.m., she saw Jay's SUV parked behind Taggart's building. Figuring Jay had fallen asleep in the car, she went outside to steal from it, but found the vehicle locked and empty, according to court records. She told investigators that the SUV was still there at about 5:30 a.m. but by 6:15 a.m., it was gone.

According to the Seattle Times, court documents say Homeland Security agents in Detroit, acting at the behest of Canadian authorities, followed Bhogal to a bar after he became a suspect in the crime and obtained Bhogal’s DNA from a beer glass, allegedly matching it to DNA found on Taggart’s body by forensic pathologists.

Windsor police said they're working with partner agencies to have Bhogal extradited