By james art 
A man accused of killing his girlfriend is captured in footage from the door, who threatens her while outside her apartment.
Last month, Reniz Wolfe was found dead in his home in North Las Vegas.
The 33-year-old was a tattooist and visited a family party the night before her death with her boyfriend for five months, Markeem Benson.
Wolfe has been found with numerous firearms and has since been officially charged with his murder.
Since then, he claims to have shot Wolfe in self -defense when he surrendered to the authorities, according to the Daily Mail, with police saying that he also claims he had a “fight” before being shot.
Renise Wolfe was found dead in her Las Vegas apartment last month (gofundme)
Michelle Job, Chief Deputy Prosecutor General of Clark County, said: “The victim was shot behind the ear from the back of the head, four times, so he claims that there was a fight and the gun was extinguished.”
Jobe also added that there is no self -defense data.
On January 14, a major court hearing charged the 29-year-old allegations of open murder with the use of deadly weapons and possession of a firearm by a forbidden person, 8 news reported.
The court played footage from Benson, where he could be heard to threaten to kill Wolfe when he entered her apartment.
“I just almost want to kill you, B *** H,” he heard. “I just want to kill the ass.”
Other videos also showed him the day in question, coming in and leaving Wolfe’s apartment within a few hours from each other, wearing different clothes in different videos.
Benson’s father, Eric Benson, called the police after Wolf’s shooting.
In the audio of his call 911, he says (through 8 news now): “I believe there was a murder, ma’am.”
Speaking of his son and Wolfe, Eric continued: “They went into it and they shook with the gun. This went out and he says she is dead.”
Markeem Benson is already faced with murder accusations even though he wants self -defense (8 news now)
Wolfe’s mother, Tracy Coleman, thanked him for calling 911, saying, “Thank you for God for his father for calling him to the police.
“I appreciate that his father did this and I don’t understand why you would take someone’s life.”
The court records show that Benson was denied a guarantee after being sentenced to 36 months of probation on November 14 for an attempt to rob.
According to 8 News, Judge Belinda Harris said he had rejected his guarantee due to his test status at the time of his arrest.
Benson is to return to court on February 6th.