Police in Houston, Texas, are searching for a man they believe killed and dismembered a missing woman last seen on April 16.

Chukwuebuka Nwobodo, 28, is wanted for murder and tampering with evidence in relation to the disappearance of Felicia Johnson, a lady he met on Snapchat in April, cops say.

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According to Fox News, Nwobodo, 28, allegedly agreed to pay Johnson $500 during a Snapchat interaction for a physical “meet up” on April 16.

Investigators said Nwobodo bought a power saw, towels and trash bags after Johnson’s disappearance on April 17.

The suspect was also reported to have googled “how to be a serial killer,” “how to get away with murder,” “can bleach destroy DNA?” and the “most forested part of Houston,” during the period.

Nwobodo was first questioned when the police found a gun, gloves, a large kitchen knife and. a shovel in his car on May 13. He was later released but has not been seen since then.

Johnson, 24, was reported missing on April 16, after her blood-covered phone was discovered off a roadway. Detectives later determined that Nwobodo picked up Johnson from an apartment complex and took her to his apartment — her last known location.

A Houston Police Department press release is suggesting that Nwobodo killed Johnson inside his apartment before dropping her body and personal belongings in a a park.