USF student found dead, roommate named as suspect in missing person case

Two missing University of South Florida (USF) students have been identified in a recent development.

Nahida Bristy, one of the missing students, was found dead in the water off the Howard Frankland Bridge. The body was discovered during an ongoing search for her and her roommate, Zamil Limon.

Police activity has led to delays on the bridge as authorities continue their investigation into the circumstances surrounding Bristy’s death.

Additionally, two northbound lanes of the bridge have been closed due to police activity.

Zamil Limon, Bristy’s roommate, has been named a suspect in her death. However, no further information is available at this time regarding his involvement or any potential charges he may face.

The search for Nahida S. Bristy continues, and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.

The incident has caused disruptions on the Howard Frankland Bridge, with delays reported due to police activity.

Source: Google News World