It was claimed that a girl in Florida was stabbed by her ex -boyfriend in a “very violent” attack and left to die in a natural reserve two weeks after celebrating her sixteenth birthday.
Abbriella Eliott's body was found by the streetstream about 50 to 100 feet inside the Cypress Preser TrailHead in Hernando County on the morning of March 27, the Hernando Sun said.
Sherif Hernando Al Nennoi Province said that one of the witnesses witnessed Iliot as she was leaving her house at about one o'clock in that morning, where they believed that she went to “go to someone who was likely to be the person who killed her.”
“We can say very quickly that there is a lot of passion and a lot of violence involved in special death, so we were relatively confident that it was not a random work,” Ninois said during a press conference. “It was not very less than violence.”
Neneroy said that the teenager was likely to have been killed by a “double -edged weapon.”
Cameron Coble, 16, was arrested on charges of first -degree murder on March 28 regarding the killing of Elliot, Fox 13 Tamba said.
Ninois said that the victim knew her alleged killer, but she did not inspect more.
However, Elliott's parents told 10 Bay Tamba that Coble is the friend of their former daughter and that the husband has separated for six months.
Her parents said that Elliot was killed two weeks after her sixteenth birthday.
The police have not yet confirmed the nature of the teenagers' relationship, but said that Coble had previous battery fees.
The post called the Hernando Sharif County Office to comment.
Elliot's mother, Daniel Calcarron, described her daughter as a person who “always smiles, sings and behaves” in a group of GofundMe to help the family with funerary expenses.
“Abe's spirit shone in a bright way, and she had an extraordinary ability to make others feel love and pride. Her laughter and warmth fulled every room, and she had an indelible ability to raise the lives of everyone she met,” and the teenagers' family described her in obituary.
In one of the prayer, the protest told Elle on March 30, and her father's husband, Liu Lind, said that she was “very happy” with the number of people who came to celebrate her life, according to Bay News 9.
He said: “The light you bring to people, and its smiles, it is just a pleasure that is present.”
“I am very happy, and I know she is here with us, and I saw the turnout.”
If you or any person you know are affected by any of the issues that were raised in this story, contact the hot risk of family violence on 1,800.799
