No bond for Marvin Young, charged with first-degree murder of Camisha Hollis

Marvin Young was formally charged in court Friday afternoon for the murder of Camisha Hollis.

The judge declared "no bond" for Young after more details were revealed about the case in court: Surveillance video showed Young with Hollis' car, putting her purse into the trunk.

for first-degree murder.

Martha Hollis, Camisha's mother, was in the courtroom Friday and appeared happy when the judge made his "no bond" decision.

She talked to media after the hearing, saying she knew all along he was involved — from the very beginning.

"Marvin, I wish you would just come and tell the truth of what you did with Camisha. You are already forgiven. I forgive you. We just want to know what you did with Camisha for the sake of your own children," said Martha.

Hollis and Young have three children.

Before Young's court appearance, Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine told 6 News that the Deputy Chief County Attorney has been working closely with the homicide unit on the case.

"There has been a culmination or accumulative work that is being done by the Omaha Police Department and detectives involved," Kleine said. "Particularly, we have handled cases before when we didn't have the victim's body — and it never ends until we find that person's body — but it does create some different dynamics."

Police said they have not yet found her body.

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