REMEMBER Christina
Christina Supreme
48 YEARS OLD ·
Jacksonville,
Florida
Christina Supreme was a 48-year-old licensed practical nurse from Jacksonville, Florida, whose professional life was dedicated to caring for others. She worked in nursing, dementia care, gerontology, residential care, and other healthcare settings. On her professional profile, Christina described herself as a traveling nurse doing what she loved. She held multiple professional credentials and had experience caring for older adults and individuals with complex medical needs. Christina was killed on February 20, 2025, alongside 68-year-old Pamela Kay Gibbs, a woman under her care.
Christina Supreme was a licensed practical nurse whose career included traveling nursing, gerontology, dementia care, residential care, and correctional healthcare. She described herself professionally as someone who loved her work.
Her professional credentials included Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP), and Certified Montessori Dementia Care Professional (CMDCP). Her LinkedIn profile also listed the credentials IVC and WSOC.
Christina's experience encompassed nursing supervision, resident care, medication administration, intravenous therapy, wound care, tracheostomy care, feeding tubes, phlebotomy, triage, and other clinical responsibilities. She also had experience with methadone dosing, correctional nursing, and mentoring or training other healthcare workers.
Her professional profile listed Ponte Vedra Gardens & Memory Care and referenced the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners.
Christina was also a mother. Her daughter later spoke with investigators about Christina's marriage, reporting that Christina had planned to divorce her husband and had experienced threats and previous violence.
THE RECORD
On February 20, 2025, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office officers discovered three people deceased from gunshot wounds inside a residence on Gilmore Street in Jacksonville's Murray Hill neighborhood, between McDuff and Edgewood avenues.
The deceased were identified as Christina Supreme, 48; Pamela Kay Gibbs, 68; and Born Lord Supreme, 61.
According to the police report described in the supplied reporting, Born Lord Supreme fatally shot Christina and Pamela before dying from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Pamela Gibbs was reportedly under Christina's care.
Christina's daughter told investigators that her mother had discussed getting a divorce and that Born Lord Supreme had threatened her. She also reported that he had previously been violent toward Christina and that she had urged her mother to leave the relationship.
The deaths were investigated as a double homicide-suicide.
RELATIONSHIP CONTEXT
Husband
Christina’s daughter told investigators Christina was planning a divorce and that her husband had threatened her and had been violent toward her in the past.
ADDITIONAL VICTIMS
ADDITIONAL VICTIMS DOCUMENTED
Pamela Gibbs
PATTERNS DOCUMENTED IN AVAILABLE RECORDS
These indicators reflect what could be established from available sources. Absence from this list does not establish that a behavior did not occur.
TIMELINE
2025
Divorce and threats reported
Christina’s daughter told investigators that Christina was planning a divorce and that her husband had threatened her and had been violent toward her in the past.
LEGAL / SYSTEM RESPONSE
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office investigated the deaths of Christina Supreme, Pamela Kay Gibbs, and Born Lord Supreme.
According to the police report described in the supplied reporting, investigators identified Born Lord Supreme as the shooter and determined that his gunshot wound was self-inflicted.
Investigators obtained information from Christina's daughter concerning her reported plans to divorce, previous threats, and prior violence.
The provided sources do not establish whether law enforcement had previously responded to domestic violence incidents involving the couple or whether Christina had sought a protective order.
SOURCES
INFORMATION LIMITATIONS
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TRANSPARENCY / RECORD NOTE
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