On Dec. 10, the remaining parts of Heather Rose Strickland were recuperated by a gathering of anglers drifting off Egmont Key, Fla., around 13 miles off the shore of Pinellas District, Fla., as per a FBI news discharge. Heather’s body was enclosed by bedding and stuffed in a plastic garbage sack, the delivery peruses.
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She was most recently seen leaving HCA Florida Largo Emergency clinic in Largo, Fla., Dec. 5.
A reason for death was not unveiled, however it has been named dubious, as indicated by the FBI.
Talking with the casualty’s folks, WFLA-television reports Heather, 34, was engaging illicit drug use and psychological instability. She was likewise a mother.
She spent the most recent five years in the Clearwater-St. Petersburg region, as per the FBI.
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Her dad, John Strickland, said Heather was going through “a difficult stretch” and they were attempting to inspire her to move back home to northern Florida to look for treatment, as per the station. “She generally disapproved of psychological sickness, however she was a caring individual, and that’s what no individual merits,” John said.
He credits the anglers and his confidence for the revelation of his girl’s remaining parts.
“She could never have been found,” John said, per WFLA. “It was God’s ensuring equity comes.”
Anybody with data working on it is encouraged to contact the FBI’s Tampa Field Office at (813) 253-1000. Tips can be submitted online at tips.fbi.gov.
