The article, "Suspect Arrested in Series of Tampa Homicide," discusses the suspect of the Tampa killings, Howell Emanuel Donaldson 3rd, and how he was discovered when a gun was found inside his work bag at a McDonald in Ybor City neighborhood. The killer is a 24-year-old male that is charged with four counts of the first-degree murderer and was arrested on November 28, 2017. Furthermore, the police have bona fide evidence to prove Donaldson as guilty due to the fact that his Smith and Wesson .40-caliber handgun cartridge casing was found at first three crime scenes.
The article, “Life in the shadow of a Killer on the Loose,” explains how in Tampa, Florida, around the beginning of October, nearly four victims were found dead in Seminole Heights. There are only the security cameras scattered around the neighborhood which only show a tall person wearing all black flipping their phone near three of the crime scenes. The police believe the killer
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Howell Emanuel Donaldson was found when one of his co-workers found a gun inside Donaldson's bag, which was shown to the police. When Howell returns to McDonald, the Tampa police was waiting and was surrounded by the police. The Judge Margaret R. Talyor set a date on Tuesday to determine that if Donaldson should be in jail before the trail.
The video, “McDonald's manager gets $110,000 for a tip on Tampa serial killer suspect," tells us about a McDonald's manager getting $110,000 for tipping off the police about the man with the gun in his bag that may have killed four people. Donaldson lifelong best friend, Michael Estevez believes that Donaldson did not kill those four people even though he did, he will "always think he did not do it". Donaldson had a rough time getting a firm job, just as when he got fired for absenteeism, then he was hired as a McDonald