Mia Kanu was a 23-year-old veterinary student at Tennessee State University who had a passion for animals and a bubbly personality. She was back home in Michigan for the summer when her life was cut short in a tragic and mysterious incident. On June 3, 2023, around 4:30 a.m., Mia was found lying on the road in front of an apartment complex in Southfield, Michigan, with severe head trauma. She was rushed to the hospital in critical condition and later passed away. Her demise is being investigated as a homicide. What happened to Mia Kanu that night? How did she end up on the road with fatal injuries? Who was driving the car that she exited from? These are some of the questions that haunt her family and friends, who are seeking justice and answers for her untimely demise. According to her mother, Bianca Vanmeter, Mia had been hanging out with friends at a house party before the incident. She had been picked up from

work at a pizza place by a female friend, who was staying at her house. The same friend was driving the car that Mia exited from, either by falling or being pushed out, according to surveillance video obtained by the police. The driver of the car is cooperating with the authorities, but no arrests have been made so far. The authorities are still trying to determine the cause of demise and the motive behind the incident. They are considering all possibilities, including accident, self unaliving or homicide. Mia's mother said that she wants to know what really happened to her daughter, and why her friends did not call emergency or help her. She said Mia was a loving and caring person who had many dreams and goals. She was studying to become a veterinarian at Tennessee State University, where she was a dean's scholar and conducted research in food and animal science. She also loved her church and worked at a veterinary clinic.