
Remains Found Near Howard Frankland Bridge, USF Students Still Missing
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Human remains discovered near St. Petersburgs Howard Frankland Bridge, following the murder of USF student Zamil Limon, raise concerns as another student, Nahida Bristy, remains missing. The area, usually peaceful, was swarmed with police, and the Medical Examiners Office is now involved in identification efforts.
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Tampa Bay News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Remains Found Near Howard Frankland Bridge, USF Students Still Missing. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 27th. Welcome to Teba Bay News today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story. Deputies from Hillsboro and Pinellas counties pulled human remains from the water near the Howard Franklin Bridge in St. Petersburg on Sunday. After noon, the spot is right off Forestry North, along a biking and walking path by the mangroves. This comes right after they found the body of University of South Florida doctoral student, Zamo Lyman, in the exact same area just two days earlier on, Friday. Lyman's roommate, Haisham Abogarbi, got arrested that same day on two counts of first degree murder for Lyman, and another missing USF student. Nahida Bristy. Nahida Bristy is still listed as missing with no confirmed link to these remains. The two students were last seen in separate spots on April 16th, and a family friend reported them gone the next day. Locals in this quiet St. Petersburg neighborhood were caught off guard by the massive police presence, which stretched hundreds of yards with boats, A, helicopter, and forensics teams
combing the scene. They say the area is usually peaceful, perfect for fishing and chilling in the sun. Now the Pinellas County Medical Examiner's office has the remains for identification, while investigators keep digging into the murders. We'll see what turns up next in this unfolding case.
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