USF Doctoral Student Found Dead, Roommate Suspected

0:00Tragedy struck the University of South Florida campus after sheriff's deputies found the body of 27-year-old doctoral student, Zamio Limon. Friday, his fellow grad student, 27-year-old Nahida Bristy, is still missing as the search continues. The Hillsboro County Sheriff's Office has a suspect in custody, 26-year-old, high-sham, al-Bagarbi, who used to attend the U.S.F. and was Limon's old, roommate. Deputy President Moes Lamayam sent an email confirming the news and stressing that the probe is ongoing. Students across campus are reeling, with finals and graduations now overshadowed by grief. One junior said it's throwing off his study game completely, while as soon to graduate senior from Brazil feels the campus she loves is in a safe. Anymore. Both victims hail from Bangladesh, hitting the international student crowd, hard. Neighbors near their off-campus spot shifted from thinking it was a runaway story, to grasping the full weight of the loss. U.S.F. is stepping up with counseling, 24-7 hotlines, and support programs to help everyone

1:03cope as investigators push forward for answers. On, Bristy. From your city, powered by AI, this is Tampa Bay News, today.