ROUND ROCK, Texas -- Williamson County authorities are investigating after 34-year-old Ali Khan was found dead in a home just north of Round Rock early Saturday morning.
The Williamson County Sheriff's Office received a call regarding a suspicious death at 1:05 p.m. at 2817 Los Alamos Court, where they found Khan dead in a house.
Authorities charged 32-year-old Nancy Khan, also known as Nancy Flores, with felony tampering/fabricating evidence. She is being held at the Williamson County Jail with a bond set at $1 million.
Ali Khan was the general manager at Round Rock Kia and has lived in Round Rock since 1998, according to his family. He was a graduate of McNeil High School.
The victim's family released the following statement on Tuesday:
Ali Khan was a very hardworking man who deeply loved and cared for his family. He had devoted his entire life to his career and his family. What happened this weekend is a tragic loss for everyone who's lives he touched. We are very confused and upset by these events. We, just like everyone else is, are still trying to fit together the pieces. We are shocked and still processing this sudden and sad event.
Ali Khan's family also requested their privacy and said they want all investigating agencies "to continue their due diligence...(and) exert their maximum attention and efforts to bring justice to our beloved son and brother."
"We lost our child and brother this weekend and we have no idea who, what, where, and why this abhorrent event happened," the Khan family's statement continued.
The Khans got married in December, according to the Williamson County Sheriff's Office.
Round Rock Kia released the following statement on Monday:
"We, at Round Rock and Capitol Kia, have suffered a huge loss to our family. Ali Khan was an extraordinary man and faithful employee for 12 ½ years. His humor and spirit will be greatly missed and impossible to replace. He was an excellent teacher and mentor and we heartbroken over this tragedy."
