Key West homeless man found dead on beach

11-25-16 Florida:

A 50-year-old man who lived at the Key West homeless shelter was found dead on a local beach Thanksgiving Day, but police have only called it a “non-suspicious” death investigation, not a homicide.

David Allen Bolivar, whose legal address was the Keys Overnight Temporary Shelter, 5537 College Road, was found in the sea oat grass along the sand dunes at Smathers Beach off South Roosevelt Boulevard about 11:30 a.m. Thursday.

“His personal belongings were there under a little bench,” said Key West police spokesman Steve Torrence. “It’s an ongoing death investigation. I’m not supposed to say much of anything.”

An autopsy was scheduled for Monday and no preliminary cause of death was being released Friday, Torrence said.

GPD: Suspect in fatal stabbing commits suicide in Daytona Beach

1-14-2014 Florida:

A woman was stabbed to death in her car early Monday morning in a parking garage at North Florida Regional Medical Center.

Investigators say the assailant was her estranged husband, a registered sex offender, who later took his own life as police arrived at a location in Daytona Beach.

The woman has been identified as Casey Renee Wilsey, 37, of Bronson. GPD reported receiving a call at 8:58 a.m. in which the caller said a woman was dead in a vehicle parked on the third floor garage near the Women's Center entrance.

GPD officers responded and found Wilsey dead, apparently from a stab wound to her torso.

Based on information from family members, investigators determined the likely suspect was Wilsey's estranged husband, Walker Gage Wilsey Sr., 46. According to Levy County public records, Casey Wilsey had petitioned for an injunction against domestic violence in November and, in December, petitioned for a divorce.

Police said Casey Wilsey was not an employee of the hospital but she worked in the complex. It appears that Walker Wilsey waited for her to arrive at work, then attacked her in the parking garage while she was still inside of her vehicle, police said.

Investigators believe Walker Wilsey fled in a white F-350 diesel pickup truck with a camo-style bottom “wrap.”

GPD investigators asked multiple agencies, including Daytona Beach police, to check possible addresses for Walker Wilsey.

Lawyer Accused of Home Invasion, Sex Assault Dies in D.C. Jail

6-18-2013 Washington DC:

WASHINGTON — A U.S. Department of Labor lawyer who was accused of a home invasion at a co-worker’s home has been found dead in his cell at the D.C. Jail.

The Department of Corrections said in a statement that 58-year-old Paul Mannina of Ashton, Md., was found unresponsive on the bunk in his cell early Tuesday. The cause of death is under investigation.

Mannina had been in jail since last week. He was charged with attacking a co-worker at her northwest Washington home. According to court documents, the woman told police Mannina had a “crush” on her and that he used a stun gun on her during the attack. He was charged with first-degree burglary while armed and third-degree sexual abuse.