NBA G League player, woman lured murder victim with 'kinky sex' trap, strangled her: report

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An NBA G-League player reportedly admitted to the grisly killing of a Nevada woman and luring her into a "kinky sex" trap with another woman.

The details about Chance Comanche’s alleged involvement in the murder of Marayna Rodgers was detailed in a FOX 5 Vegas report on Monday. Las Vegas police accused Comanche and 19-year-old Sakari Harnden of "executing murder plan" against the 23-year-old woman.

Comanche and Harnden were arrested last week on kidnapping charges initially, and on Sunday, police said they "were responsible for the murder" of Rodgers. The two started to plot the killing on Nov. 30, the station reported, citing Harden’s arrest report.

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Chance Comanche, #22 of the Stockton Kings, poses for a photo at the Stockton Kings practice facility on Oct. 2, 2023 in Sacramento, California. (Lachlan Cunningham/Getty Images)

Sacramento County, California, Sherrif’s Office Major Crimes Bureau arrested Comanche on Friday at the Stockton Kings’ practice facility. The team later released the player. He was booked into jail later that day and revealed more details about the murder to detectives, FOX 5 Vegas reported.

He said he and Harnden dated more than a year ago and broke up but remained friendly, according to the documents. The report said Comanche told authorities Harden was having problems with Rodgers and claimed the woman was going to "smoke" Harnden over a Rolex watch, and that was when they began their plot to kill her.

According to the report, Comanche texted one of his friends about trying to involve him in the murder plot, but he backed out and was unable to get anyone