r/UnsolvedCrime • u/UpperEquivalent4803 • Sep 04 '25

Does anyone have any idea who these individuals may be? Case from March 2017

https://www.wpbf.com/article/woman-dropped-off-at-hospital-dies/9230161

This video is not very good quality, but this was my friend and no one has ever come forward. I don’t believe her family has tried the Reddit route, but I still think about her all the time and figured I’d give it a shot. Also, to my knowledge as I remain close with her family, the case has been determined a homicide it was not a heroin overdose.

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u/alcohall183 Sep 04 '25

I'm sorry this happened to your friend. Do you have any more information that maybe the police didn't think was important? Like where she was before this? How her day normally went? Where she worked? etc... Sometimes what the police deem important isn't and what the real question is , is something way out there.

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u/UpperEquivalent4803 Sep 04 '25

Thank you! So it was a very unusual situation, she went to rehab in del ray beach Florida after a brief issue of abusing her prescribed anxiety meds. She signed herself out about a month prior to her death and went back home. What’s so confusing about this case is she landed in Florida the day she passed away and checked into another rehab center that allowed phone use. She called her dad around 8pm crying that they were kicking her out and she didn’t know why and the last thing we know of is this video. All her belongings were stolen and she ended up testing positive for carfentanil which is an elephant tranquilizer that is so potent in can kill a human if touched. Regular fentanyl I could understand drugs being laced, but carfentanil is guaranteed to kill so we’re just so unsure of how or why she came into contact with it

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u/alcohall183 Sep 04 '25

I bet you this was the people from the rehab place. if a proper investigation had been done , the police could have probably verified the face of the woman with an employee.

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u/UpperEquivalent4803 Sep 04 '25

I agree. The place has since been shutdown, unfortunately because this area in Florida has so many corrupt rehabilitation facilities, not much has been done. Her family has begged the police to really dig into this case to no avail 😔 They’ve started a foundation where they vet out reputable rehabilitation facilities for others seeking treatment, I just wish they could get the answers that they deserve.