Last known images of Ole Miss student show her leaving a club HOURS before she was found shot dead

These are the last known images of Ole Miss student Ally Kostial getting into her ride-share outside a club hours before she was found shot dead by Mississippi lake. 

The 21-year-old can be seen leaving the bar shortly before midnight on Friday evening. Her body was found by a police officer on a routine patrol near the remote Sardis Lake on Saturday morning. 

Ally spent her final hours at Funky’s nightclub in Oxford. She is seen hugging a friend before walking towards her ride home, the chilling footage reveals. 

Wearing a white top and blue shorts, Ally walks towards Rooster’s Blues House looking at her phone before she pauses to stop on the street for several moments. 

A grey van then arrives at 11:56 pm with Kostial getting in to go home. 

Her roommate told police she arrived home around midnight but she did not hear her leave again. 

Wearing a white top and blue shorts, Ally walks towards Rooster’s Blues House looking at her phone before she pauses to stop on the street for several moments. Ally spent her final hours at Funky’s nightclub in Oxford before walking towards her ride home

A grey van then arrives at 11:56 pm with Kostial getting in to go home

The Oxford Police Department released surveillance video as it was confirmed tragic Ally died from ‘multiple gunshot wounds’. 

Her classmate, Brandon Theesfeld, 22, was taken into custody on Monday evening outside a gas station in South Memphis and charged with Ally’s death. 

Brandon Theesfeld, 22, has been charged with murdering Alexandria ‘Ally’ Kostial

Friend Rachel Macdonald told Good Morning America of Theesfeld: ‘I have never once had a bad conversation, never once felt threatened.

‘Never once thought he was capable of that.’ 

A picture of the pair from 2016 shows a beaming Theesfeld with his arm on Ally’s waist, appearing to confirm the two have known each other for at least three years. 

Theesfeld allegedly had blood on his clothes when police arrested him with surveillance images obtained by Fox13 showing Theesfeld entering the gas station wearing an Ole Miss t-shirt just moments before police arrived and swarmed his truck. 

His father Daniel Theesfeld insisted on Tuesday that his son is innocent.

‘I know my son is innocent. And I have reasons to believe that I can’t share anything now. But I would ask everybody to please give him the presumption of innocence until proven otherwise,’ he said in a statement to WLBT.

Theesfeld allegedly had blood on his clothes when police arrested him two days after the victim’s body was found near Sardis Lake in Mississippi. They are pictured together above

The Oxford Police Department released surveillance video as it was confirmed tragic Ally died from ‘multiple gunshot wounds’. Her body was found by a police officer on a routine patrol near the remote Sardis Lake on Saturday morning

 

Surveillance images show the University of Mississippi student entering a Memphis gas station just moments before his arrest

A spokesman at Ole Miss said Theesfeld, a student of business administration, had been suspended from the university.  

Ally’s father, Keith Kostial, posted on Facebook that his daughter, who was studying for a bachelor’s degree in marketing, had been attending summer school and teaching fitness classes at the university.

Friend Claudia Swyres told DailyMail.com: ‘This girl needs to get justice. She was such a fun person who would help anybody in need. She was so young, she had her whole life ahead of her.’

The University of Mississippi paid tribute to Ally, calling her ‘a valued member of our campus community’.