Disguised Murder Suspect
Florida Woman Accused of Murdering Man, Evades Authorities with Disguises
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Isabelle Johnson, 38, is wanted for the murder of Jason Coulthart, whose remains were found in a shallow grave on June 25, according to Naples News. Authorities say Johnson has been actively evading capture by changing her appearance and using different names to stay hidden.
A reward of up to $16,000 is being offered for information leading to her arrest, Palm Beach Post reports. Five people have already been arrested for accessory after the fact to a capital felony — meaning they helped Johnson after the alleged killing.
Victim's Remains Found in Shallow Grave
Jason Coulthart's remains were discovered in a shallow grave on June 25. Authorities have not released details about how he died or where exactly the grave was found. The case was quickly tied to Johnson, who is now the primary suspect in his murder, according to Herald Tribune.
Five people connected to Johnson are already in custody. They face charges of accessory after the fact to a capital felony, Jacksonville.com reported. That charge applies to people who helped a suspect escape or hide after a serious crime was committed.
Johnson Uses Disguises and Fake Names to Hide
Johnson is described as 5-foot-3 and 120 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes. But police warn those details may not help much. She has been changing her look and using different names to avoid being recognized, according to Tallahassee.com.
Authorities are urging the public not to rely on a single description of Johnson. She may look very different from any photos currently in circulation. Gainesville.com reports that investigators are cautioning anyone who spots her not to approach her directly.
$16,000 Reward Offered as Manhunt Continues
Law enforcement is offering up to $16,000 for tips that lead to Johnson's arrest. That is a significant reward, signaling how seriously officials are treating the case. Anyone with information is urged to contact local authorities or a tip line, according to PNJ.
The manhunt is ongoing across Florida. With Johnson actively changing her appearance, police are relying heavily on public help to track her down. NWF Daily News reports that investigators believe she may still be in the region.
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