Ex-Banker Charged With BofA Exec's Murder Faces Trial Monday

Avan had two children and one grandchild, according to a website dedicated to her memory and seeking justice for the executive.

Turner, 52 at the time, was released on $2 million bail after his arrest over three years ago. A judge denied prosecutors' request for no bail but imposed stringent conditions on his release, including electronic monitoring, a curfew, a ban on female visitors and a requirement to stay away from airport, railroad and bus terminals.

In 2020, BofA appointed Turner to be global commercial banking market executive for the Greater Los Angeles and Inland Empire markets, overseeing a 17-banker team.

Turner was registered with Merrill starting in 2004 and later with BofA Securities (2019-2022), according to Financial Industry Regulatory Authority BrokerCheck; he worked as a business banker for BofA from 2016 to 2022.