Sources: 
Nahida S. Bristy, a graduate student at the University of South Florida, has been reported missing since April 16.Her brother revealed a heartbreaking statement:
“my sister is no longer with us.”Authorities are investigating her disappearance, particularly in light of the recent discovery of her acquaintance, Limon's remains
.
Limon's body was found on the Howard Frankland Bridge on April 24, and Bristy has yet to be located.Law enforcement arrested Limon's roommate, Hisham Abugharbieh, following a domestic violence incident at his residence.
He faces serious charges including
battery, false imprisonment, tampering with evidence, and
failure to report a death.
The sheriff's office indicates that the investigation has taken a grim turn, as investigators informed Bristy's family that they fear she may be deceased, due to the significant amount of blood found at the crime scene.
Bristy was last seen on campus around
10 AM on April 16, while Limon was seen an hour earlier at his home, just three blocks away.
The police continue to look for Bristy as concerns about her fate intensify.
Sources: The brother of missing University of South Florida student Nahida S. Bristy has sadly announced that his sister is "no longer with us" as authorities investigate her disappearance following the discovery of Limon's remains. Bristy was last seen on April 16 around 10 AM on campus.
