SEMINOLE HEIGHTS SERIAL KILLER VICTIMS HOW TO
The police were to hold a community meeting with residents Monday evening to talk about the murders, and how to stay safe.
Patrol officers are canvassing the streets, hoping to find the killer and ease this community's fear. Like he's not a human, like he's nothing." On Thursday, police found the body of Naiboa, who was shot after taking the wrong bus home from work, about 100 yards from where Mitchell was killed.Īt the vigil on Sunday evening, Naiboa's father, Casimir, pointed to a place on the ground: "He was right on this floor, right here. 11, and her body was found two days later. Four days earlier, Benjamin Mitchell's body was found less than a mile away. On October 13, Monica Hoffa's body was found in a vacant lot.
What police do have is a disturbing pattern three victims, strangers to each other but shot in the same area, in the same time frame. "We have no leads," Dugan admitted over the weekend. Police are looking for an individual seen in surveillance video strolling through the neighbourhood, wearing a hoodie, on the night of the first murder. And there has to be justice, justice has to prevail." "We own these streets! We own this community. "I just hope that someone just realizes the pain that our family, Monica's family, as well as Benjamin's family is going through, because justice has to prevail," Rodriguez, Naiboa's stepmother, said. Anthony Naiboa was shot and killed in Tampa, Florida, the third person killed in 10 days. Naiboa's father says his son was targeted because he had autism, Villafranca reported. The march was led by members of the victims' families, including the father and stepmother of 20-year-old Anthony Naiboa. "I'm not too sure if I feel safe or not," Maria Rodriguez said. It could be multiple people."ĬBS News' Nikki Battiste reports that residents in the Tampa neighborhood lit candles at a vigil and walked in remembrance on Sunday night for the three people who have been gunned down over the course of two weeks. He did not live in Seminole Heights, the neighborhood of all four killings."I'm very cautious of that term because we don't have enough information," he said. He also was at Tampa Catholic High School for some amount of time, where he played basketball. He kills simply when the right opportunity presents itself. He does not care if you are black or white. This killer does not care if you are a man or a woman. He lists that he graduated Alonso High School on his Facebook page. The Seminole Heights Slayer is an ongoing and unsolved serial killer case in Tampa, FL which has claimed four lives to date. He was born in North Carolina, according to the arrest report. 3 at a gun shop called Shooter’s World on E Fletcher Avenue, according to a police report. He bought the gun, a Glock,that he gave to a co-worker on Tuesday on Oct. “It was something that was talked about among our close group of friends.” READ MORE HERE.ĭonaldson, who went by the name Trai, worked at a McDonald’s in Tampa. “His demeanor was different,” Keyworth said. But when Donaldson was fouled, Keyworth saw rage in his once patient friend’s eyes. Around last Easter, Ryan Keyworth said, a group of old buddies had gotten together for a friendly game of pickup basketball.
READ MORE HERE.Ī childhood friend of Donaldson said he recently noticed a change in Donaldson’s personality. “He was a tough kid, he played with a chip on his shoulder,” said Sam Sealy, a fellow walk-on. ”(As a walk-on), really your role is to just be humble and help where you can, and that wasn’t him.” “He just had a mouth on him really,” said Gerard Rivers, a fellow walk-on guard who recalled how Donaldson used to toss around the word “b****” when talking trash to teammates. Warren, a Democrat and former federal prosecutor elected to office last year, has walked a difficult tight rope on death penalty cases.
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