
BREAKING: Man Killed In Plane Crash Identified As South Florida Serial Killer
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BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. – Over a 14 month span in 2000-2001, three South Florida women were brutally murdered, their bodies publicly discarded. The cases made headlines but soon receded into the background. However, thoughts of the victims and what they suffered never left the minds of dogged homicide detectives from the Broward Sheriff’s Office and the Miami Police Department.
It took two decades of relentless investigative work, required intergovernmental cooperation at the highest levels across two continents and involved exhuming the remains of an individual to finally determine that the three women were murdered by a single person, a suspected serial killer.
The story begins on June 22, 2000, in Cooper City, when the body of Kimberly Dietz-Livesey was discovered inside a suitcase along a roadway. Several weeks later, on August 9, 2000, the body of Sia Demas was found stuffed in a duffel bag along a road near Dania Beach. A year later, on August 30, 2001, the body of Jessica Good was recovered floating in Biscayne Bay in Miami.



Suspicion for Good’s murder fell on Roberto Wagner Fernandes, a Brazilian citizen who lived in Miami in the late 1990’s and returned to Brazil after Good was killed. The three cases shared similar fact patterns, and as detectives from BSO and Miami Police worked together, clues began to emerge. DNA evidence collected from all three crimes pointed to one as yet unknown culprit. Also, fingerprints from the evidence collected at two crime scenes were a match. But the identity of the killer remained a mystery.

A major break came in 2011 when DNA from the Miami homicide matched the unknown suspect DNA profile collected from the Broward County murders. Additionally, fingerprints taken from Fernandes following the death of his wife years earlier matched the fingerprints from the crime scenes. Investigators traveled to Brazil to attempt to take DNA evidence from Fernandes. However, they learned that Fernandes left Brazil for Paraguay and reportedly died in a plane crash there in 2005.
Yet, detectives were not ready to accept that the suspect in these violent crimes would escape justice. Investigators worked closely with the Brazilian National Police, the U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI to continue their investigation into Fernandes. Those efforts involved exhuming Fernandes’ body to determine if he truly was deceased and, if he was, whether he was a match to the evidence collected from the murders. At the very least, the victims’ families deserved those answers.
During late 2020 and early 2021, Fernandes’ grave was opened and his remains were found inside. Most importantly for the victims’ families, his DNA profile was consistent with the unknown suspect profile collected from the crime scenes of Kimberly Dietz-Livesey, Sia Demas and Jessica Good.
The identification of Roberto Wagner Fernandes as the killer of these three women proves that no matter how long, no matter how challenging the circumstances, the detectives, crime scene investigators, crime lab analysts and others who toiled on these cases, never lost pursuit of their shared goal – identifying the person responsible for taking these three lives. Detectives believe Fernandes is a serial killer, and they fear that part of this tragic story may sadly still be unwritten. Based on Fernandes’ violent behavior, he may be responsible for other murders committed in the U.S. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Zachary Scott at 954-321-4214 or contact Broward Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS (8477) or online at browardcrimestoppers.org. You can remain anonymous.
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1 Person Dies, 22 Hospitalized As Listeria Outbreak Spreads To Ten States

A Listeria outbreak has now infected 23 people throughout in 10 various states. One person from Illinois has died as a result. All but one of the individuals had to be hospitalized, states the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
The agency reported that Listeria is a sickness that usually affects pregnant women, newborns, other adults, and people with weakened immune systems. It is unusual for those who aren’t in one of these groups to get the illness. To add, antibiotics are used if a person is infected.
Symptoms are different, depending on the person and where they have been affected in their body. A small percentage of cases can lead to a fever or diarrhea.
For those with severe cases, they may experience invasive listeriosis which means bacteria extends pass the gut. If a woman is pregnant, she may experience muscle aches and fatigue. Headache, stiff neck, confusion, loss of balance, and convulsions are also symptoms.
Although it usually doesn’t cause major symptoms in pregnant women, Listeria can cause fetuses and newborn babies to become very sick. It can result in miscarriage, stillbirth, premature delivery, or life-threatening infection in a newborn.
During the recent outbreak, five pregnant women became ill and suffered a miscarriage.
For people who are 65 or older, they could develop an infection in the bloodstream or brain. They may also experience problems with their joints, bones, chest, and abdomen.
Listeria outbreaks are almost always related to food contamination products. The CDC hasn’t validated where the outbreak started. However, almost all of the people who had gotten sick reside in or had gone to Florida about a month prior to becoming ill. It’s uncertain if that is a coincidence.
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1 Person Dies, 22 Hospitalized As Listeria Outbreak Spreads To Ten States
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Rowlett Man Pleads Guilty To Stalking And Killing His Former Girlfriend

35-year-old Andrew Charles Beard, from Rowlett, Texas, cyberstalked, shot, and fatally stabbed his ex-girlfriend. It occurred as the two were going through a custody battle.
Last week, Beard pleaded guilty to two violent federal crimes. He had been charged with cyberstalking using a dangerous weapon resulting in death and discharging a firearm during a crime of violence.
Beard will receive his punishment on October 6 and could receive two life sentences.
Authorities say that he admitted to stalking and killing his ex-girlfriend, Alyssa Burkett, 24. It happened in a parking lot in Carrollton on October 2, 2020. Beard wanted to have custody of the couple’s daughter who was a 1-year-old at the time.
Beard confessed to placing a GPS tracker inside of Burkett’s vehicle. He then trailed her to her apartment where he shot her in the head.
Burkett was able to get to a parking lot that was nearby. However, Beard found her and stabbed her 13 times.
Burkett’s mother and colleagues informed authorities that she had been scared of Beard. She was worried that he had been following her and felt like he may kill her. Burkett’s boyfriend added that Beard seemed to be “overly obsessed” with Burkett and their daughter.
“This was a brutal, bloody crime. Ms. Burkett’s daughter is now suffering twin tragedies. Her mother is deceased, and her father is an admitted murderer. We pray for strength for this child and the rest of her family…” said U.S. Attorney Chad Meacham.
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Texas Man Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Sexually Assaulting Horses

Jean Marie Bugoma, a 24-year-old man from Texas, confessed to having sex with a horse and sexually assaulting many others. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
On Wednesday, he was convicted after pleading guilty to bestiality.
The incidents occurred between June 2020 and February 2021. They happened at a San Antonio equine boarding facility, three different times.
Arrest documents note that Bugoma was seen on a recording, in the first instance, strolling through the stables, naked.
Not long after that, the owner saw that two of his horses were hurt. A vet later stated that the horses had been sexually assaulted.
Months after that, Bugoma went back to the stables and had sex with one of the horses. Two other horses were discovered with their legs bound together.
In February of last year, the owner caught Bugoma who had returned to the stables again. Authorities got a warrant and DNA from one of the horses matched that of the suspect.
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Texas Man Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Sexually Assaulting Horses
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