I met you in the summer of 2017. I was there for the weekend, you were there for life. You were charming. I liked your face. The square jaw, the straight teeth, the kind eyes. My friends encouraged our time together and told outlandish stories about me that made you laugh. You had a nice laugh. My hand felt right being held by yours as we walked, my friends finding excuses to get us alone together. You never said much but that was fine. We went to dinner my first night there. You ordered for me like a gentleman and we shared kiss as you dropped me off. There was a bonfire the next night and you insisted we attend. I nodded, agreeing, and it was hard to imagine that you would look so much better in the firelight but you did. It was hot that night and you suggested a walk to cool off. There was no hesitation as I took your hand and we walked off alone again. The moon lit our path as he strolled further and further away. My heart was beating so fast with the thought of being alone with you so far from everyone else. You stopped and faced me, that same gorgeous smile curling your lips that I could not help but mirror. You had leaned in close and I closed my eyes willingly, waiting. It was because of this I never saw the knife coming.
A tragedy occurred in the early morning hours on Sunday. The body of a young deaf woman has been found on the south side Coconut Beach. She had been stabbed and sexually assaulted before being strangled to death. According to her friends, the girls had been on a weekend vacation when the woman had met a man. This is a sketch of the suspect the police believed committed the crime. If you have any information about this man, please call the tip line below.
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