DETROIT – A 17-year-old Flint teen of Lebanese descent has been linked to the disappearance of a Chesterfield Township man, and a series of other crimes in Macomb County, according to reports Thursday by The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press.

Ihab Maslamani

Ihab Maslamani was arraigned Thursday afternoon in Clinton Township on bank robbery, armed robbery, kidnapping and felony firearm charges, after being charged earlier in the week in Roseville for car jacking.
Police say they have evidence linking Masalmani to the August 9 disappearance of 21-year-old Matthew Landry, whose body was identified Friday after being found in a burnt-out Detroit house.

Authorities identified the body through dental records. They have not revealed an exact cause of death, though police have said he suffered a single gunshot wound to the head.
Assistant Macomb County Prosecutor Robert Merrelli said Maslamani had been missing since escaping from a halfway house in Detroit in July.

He is being held in Macomb County Jail on $2-million bond.

Maslamani spent much of his teen years bouncing around foster homes and has been connected to the gang 7 Mile Bloods in northeast Detroit, according to police and court records, the Free Press reported.

 A psychological profile indicates that he suffers from epilepsy and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.