New Body Found, Linked to USF Murders

0:00Court documents drop earlier this week, giving fresh details on the tragic deaths of two University of South Florida students, Zameel Lamon and Nahida Bristie. Their roommate 26-year-old, Hisham Abogarbia, faces two counts of first-degree murder after cops linked him to the killings. Lyman vanished first, and his body turned up April 24 along the Howard Franklin Bridge. Hours later, detectives had a standoff with Abogarbie, hauling him in. Bristie was last spotted on camera April 16, heading out from her office building. The whole USF community is reeling, with students sharing their grief over the loss of these international scholars. Multiple remembrance events are set up to honor Lyman and Bristie, as families and friends cope with the heartbreak. Now the big update, another body surfaced April 26, just south of that same bridge, stuffed in a black trash bag. It matches Bristie's outfit, a light pink long sleeve shirt, loose black pants, white sold sneakers, and show stab wounds like Lyman's.

1:03It's badly decomposed, headed to the medical examiner, but no ID confirmed yet. Investigators also found blood traces from both victims on the suspects dumped belongings. As this case unfolds, we're hoping for quick answers and some measure of justice for everyone touched by this horror. That's the story for today. Tampa Bay News Today, Driven by AI