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Florida face-eater found over body of stabbed man, deputies say
 

Something made a young man go mad.

He viciously stabbed a married couple twice his age, plus a neighbor who tried to intervene, deputies said. They found him crouched over the bleeding body of the man, biting chunks of his face off.

Martin County Sheriff William Snyder told reporters his deputies found the suspect late Monday in the driveway of a Tequesta home. Officers tried to pull the suspect off the victim to no avail.

“They used as much force as they physically were able to,” he said.

Even a police dog couldn’t get the man to release his victim.

Finally, cops wrenched the suspect off the dead man. Inside the home they found his wife, also stabbed to death. The reason for the argument, or its fatal turn, is still unclear, as is the exact nature of the relationship between the victims and the suspect.

“They clearly knew each other,” Snyder said.

The neighbor who called 911 rushed to help the victim, Snyder said, but he was stabbed as well. He underwent surgery early Tuesday morning.

The suspect, who originally gave police a fake name, is being treated in a hospital in Palm Beach County.

The gory details mirror the infamous Miami face-eater case, a random and horrific attack on a homeless man that made international news and spawned countless jokes about zombies and bath salts. Contrary to popular belief, Rudy Eugene, the “causeway face attacker” only had marijuana in his system. And unlike the Tequesta couple, his victim lived.

Snyder told reporters he can’t be sure if Moore was on any drugs until the toxicology report comes back, but said he “wouldn’t be surprised” if Flakka was involved.

Flakka, which has been linked to many drug overdoses and bizarre behavior, is a psychoactive stimulant technically known as alpha-PVP.

Deputies are waiting on a judge to OK a search warrant before they conduct an in-depth, forensic search of the home.

Deputies are looking for an associate of the suspect, Ivy Stevens. Snyder said she might be “an ex-girlfriend or something.”

“I think once we find the missing female... things will start to clear up,” he said.
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Christo said:
This board must have been designed in Florida.
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You too? WTH with this thread?

Tequesta Flakka right up the street from where I live, just don't know what to say. College kid, FSU down here before classes begin again and he must have done some bad bath salts/flakka, was the one thing about the silly cartoon movie last weekend that was the most offensive was their use of bath slats in the film. 

 
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/fla-teen-invades-home-attack-linked-designer-drugs-article-1.2770386

 19-year-old Florida man high on a bath salt-like drug smashed through the front plate-glass window of a family’s home and attacked two people, police said.

The early Sunday assault in Stuart happened weeks after police said Florida State University student Austin Harrouff killed a couple and bit off part of the man’s face elsewhere in Martin County. Investigators are still working to determine what drugs Harrouff may have been on.

A woman and her son at the home in Stuart survived the attack by Nico Gallo on Sunday after she hit Gallo in the head with a metal baseball bat and he held Gallo down until deputies arrived, Martin County Sheriff William Snyder said. Gallo showed “extreme strength and a high tolerance to pain,” deputies said in a statement.

A witness later told investigators he and Gallo had taken LSD and a drug called methylone from the class of drugs called synthetic cathinones, or bath salts, Snyder noted. He said the assault at the SE Orchid St. home and the killing Aug. 15 display the designer drugs’ effects.

They’re extremely unpredictable. Five people take it and one person goes crazy and goes on a rampage. It’s like Russian Roulette, it’s so dangerous,” Snyder said at a news conference. “This suspect had no criminal history, and now he faces life felonies.”

Gallo didn’t know the woman or her son, according to Snyder, who called the attack an example of “inexplicable, unprovoked violence.” The son escaped without injury, and medical staff have released his mother from the hospital after treating her for cuts from the broken glass.

She told investigators the attack reminded her of the killing of Michelle Mishcon, 53, and John Stevens III, 59, earlier this month in Tequesta, roughly 25 miles south along Florida’s eastern coast.

e told me this attack made her think about that. And she said they thought they were both going to die,” Snyder said.

Fla. teen who killed two should face death penalty: victim's kin

Harrouff, 19, regained consciousness Friday at the hospital where he is receiving treatment ahead of charges of two counts of first-degree murder. Investigators await toxicology test results from the FBI lab in Quantico, Va., to find out what drugs may have been his system at the time of the killing.

The sheriff’s office released images of capsules of the drug investigators said Gallo took before his attack, though the sheriff said Gallo told his victims he had taken a different bath salt called Flakka. Gallo crashed through the window wearing pajama pants and a t-shirt, according to the sheriff's office.

he woman said Gallo tried to open the front door to her home and called out, "Sorry, I'm going to die," Snyder said. He then broke the front window with his hand and did a "cannonball" through it, according to Snyder.

Gallo grabbed the woman by her shoulder as she screamed for her 30-year-old son, investigators said. Snyder told reporters the two random attacks share much in common.

SEE IT: Teen Fla. killer spoke about 'psycho side' on YouTube

“They’re very similar,” Snyder said, according to the Palm Beach Post. “There was an incredible amount of strength, and he was not responding to any sort of pain thresholds.”

 
Well that's one way to find out

TAMPA, Fla. - Police say a Florida man asking if a bulletproof vest "still worked" was fatally shot by his cousin.

A Tampa police report says 23-year-old Joaquin Mendez put on the vest late Saturday and "wondered aloud whether it still worked."

Police say his cousin, 24-year-old Alexandro Garibaldi, pulled out a gun and responded, "Let's see."
Officers found Mendez outside the house with a gunshot wound in his chest. Mendez died at a hospital.

According to the report, Garibaldi initially told officers he found his wounded cousin after hearing a gunshot. However, police say a witness described Garibaldi shooting Mendez.

Police say the vest was found inside the house with a gunshot.

Garibaldi was held Sunday without bond on a manslaughter charge. Hillsborough County jail records didn't show whether he had an attorney.
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JaxBill said:
Well that's one way to find out
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They used to test armor that way. Make the smith wear it and shoot a musket at it. It cut down on charlatans making non functioning armor a lot

 
The sheriff says

Falsey has mental health issues and had a “significant amount of firearms.”
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You think? The dude killed a man and shot a cop over some donuts. Thank goodness the GOP voted to let people like this have access to guns.

'Merica!

 
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