REMEMBER Nashelie
Nashelie Saladini Rivera "Nashy"
24 YEARS OLD ·
Tampa,
Florida
Nashelie Saladini Rivera, affectionately known as “Nashy,” was 24 years old. Her family remembered her as cheerful and happy, while people contributing to her memorial described her as bubbly, friendly, kind, sweet, and giving. Nashelie's brother, Jarrott, asked others honoring her memory to live fully and “live the life she couldn't.”
Nashelie was born on October 24, 2000, and was known to family and friends as “Nashy.” She was the daughter of Wilfredo Saladini Jr. and Cynthia Rivera and sister to Jeyuan and Jarrott Saladini. Community contributions to her memorial identify Two Rivers Magnet High School as a school she attended and remember her for a bubbly, happy, friendly, kind, sweet, and giving personality.
THE RECORD
Nashelie Saladini Rivera, 24, died on September 30, 2025 in Tampa, Florida. The source set collected by The Violet Thread identifies the case as murder-suicide involving romantic partner. The documented method was firearm.
RELATIONSHIP CONTEXT
Intimate partners — exact relationship type not yet established
Tampa police reported that preliminary information indicated Nashelie and the man found deceased with her were in a relationship. Available reporting reviewed by The Violet Thread does not yet establish the specific nature or history of that relationship.
TIMELINE
Fatal Incident
Nashy was found deceased in her home with a gunshot wound alongside a male with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
SOURCES
INFORMATION LIMITATIONS
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TRANSPARENCY / RECORD NOTE
This profile is based on the public-source set collected by The Violet Thread and additional source verification where available. Descriptions distinguish documented facts from unknown or unavailable information.
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