Search for Missing USF Students Intensifies Amid Tragedy
The search for missing USF students has taken a tragic turn as one body is found. What happened to Nahida Bristy, and why is the investigation escalating?
The search for two missing University of South Florida doctoral students has become increasingly urgent following the discovery of Zamil Limon's remains. Authorities found Limon's body on the Howard Frankland Bridge in Tampa, while his roommate, Hisham Abugharbieh, has been arrested on multiple charges related to the case. Investigators are now focusing on the whereabouts of Nahida Bristy, who remains missing.
Investigation Details
Limon and Bristy, both 27, were last seen on April 16, prompting a shift in their status from missing to endangered. This change indicates that they may be at risk of physical harm or death. Key details include:
- •Limon was pursuing a degree in geography, environmental science, and policy.
- •Bristy was studying chemical engineering.
- •A domestic disturbance call led to Abugharbieh's arrest after a standoff with police.
Authorities are urging anyone with information about Bristy's location to contact the University of South Florida Police Department. The investigation continues as the community hopes for her safe return.