REMEMBER Omaida

Omaida Garcia

51 YEARS OLD ·

North Naples,

Florida

Omaida Garcia was 51 when she was killed in her North Naples home in January 2017. Publicly accessible sources reviewed for this profile provide limited information about her life outside the circumstances of her death.

The public sources located during this review provide little biographical or remembrance information about Omaida beyond her age and residence in North Naples. Her profile will be updated if reliable remembrance information becomes available.

THE RECORD

Omaida Garcia, 51, died on January 7, 2017 in North Naples, Collier County, Florida. The Violet Thread research record classifies the case as Murder-Suicide. The recorded relationship to the perpetrator is Boyfriend. The recorded method/weapon is Firearm.

RELATIONSHIP CONTEXT

Boyfriend

Available research records identify the relationship to the perpetrator as Boyfriend.

PATTERNS DOCUMENTED IN AVAILABLE RECORDS

SEPARATION

These indicators reflect what could be established from available sources. Absence from this list does not establish that a behavior did not occur.

LEGAL / SYSTEM RESPONSE

The Shelter for Abused Women & Children identifies Omaida’s death as an intimate partner homicide and reports that she was shot to death by her boyfriend in the bedroom closet of her North Naples townhouse. He then shot himself.

SOURCES

Domestic Violence Homicides in Collier County

The Shelter for Abused Women & Children

INFORMATION LIMITATIONS

Fields marked UNKNOWN were not established by the available coded record and do not mean the behavior did not occur.

TRANSPARENCY / RECORD NOTE

The Shelter for Abused Women & Children includes Omaida among Collier County domestic violence homicides and reports that she was shot by her boyfriend in her North Naples townhouse. Public remembrance information was limited in the sources located during this review.

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