Good Samaritan Rescues Murder Suspect

0:00On April 9th, a good Samaritan on a Viral Beach stroll turned rescuer for a man yelling for help in the ocean on March 24th, only to learn. Later he was Jesse Scott Ellis, a 64-year-old suspect in a double murder. She pulled the fully clothed guy from the waves, thinking he was drowning, but he just allegedly gunned down his estranged wife and her lover hours. Earlier, Ellis is accused of firing 21 shots from an AR-15-style rifle at Stacey Mason, 49, and Danny Uli, 56, both public works, employees in Indian River County. They were parked outside the county library for a secret meet-up amid their weeks-long affair, while Ellis and Mason were on the brink of divorce after 13 years. The rescuer, Belinda, stayed with him on the beach, chatting as he caught his breath and mentioned the long vacation ahead. She had no clue about the chaos. Police call it a targeted crime of passion, with Ellis tracking their spot and executing the attack before bolting in his gray Ford F-150.

1:03He dished the truck at South Beach Park around 11 a.m., loaded with suicide notes, journal spilling his pain, account numbers for his kids, and gear like a holster and ammo mag. Cops pieced it together from Docs dating back to early March, showing his fury over the betrayal. Ellis remains on the run, one if for two counts of first-degree murder. Consider him armed and dangerous to himself and others. If you spot him, hit 911 and keep your distance. This beach-side drama is still unfolding.