Woman Raped And Murdered On Miami Beach In The Latest Of Many Incidents Of Violence This Year (Videos)

March 23. 2021

24-year-old Christine Englehardt of Pennsylvania was violently raped and killed on Miami Beach on March 18, 2021. Hotel workers discovered her lifeless, partially dressed body. Hotel CCTV footage reveals an inebriated Englehardt going up to her hotel room with two men from Greensboro, North Carolina, who have now been identified as 21-year-old Evoire Collier and 24-year-old Dorian Taylor.

The victim was so intoxicated, one of the men was seen holding her up against the wall in the CCTV footage. It is believed they drugged her with a green pill, identified as the powerful painkiller Percoset. After raping her repeatedly, the men took her credit cards and mobile phone, then went to party at clubs and restaurants on Miami Beach. The two men have been remanded into custody, as they were denied bail in court.

I've been commenting on the social networking website Twitter about the rise in violence in Miami. I first began commenting on it in 2018. Not since the 1980s cocaine trafficking related crime problems did the city experience such violence.

Ever since the mass shooting at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School, a number of police officers were sent from Miami to Parkland, Florida, which is about 40-minutes away. They were sent to secure Parkland, a town that had not experienced such a terrible act of violence before. This resulted in a rise in crime in Miami, which includes areas such as Miami Beach, as less police were patrolling the streets.

However, since the coronavirus pandemic, things have gotten worse in Miami Beach, which is within Miami, regarding crime. Due to the fact Miami, which is in the State of Florida, really had no government restrictions for long periods of time during the pandemic, except stores demanding patrons wear masks, which is reasonable, people flocked to the state.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis invited the rest of the country to come to Florida, as the state lost a significant amount of tax revenues and tourism, which is greatly relies on, during the coronavirus pandemic.

Then, when former U.S. president Donald Trump left office, to return to his adopted hometown of Palm Beach, and his house Mara-Lago, which is about an hour from Miami, others followed suit and it has driven up house prices all over South Florida. The same thing happened when former U.S. president Bill Clinton left the White House and moved his personal office to Harlem in New York. Property values sharply rose.

Both men confessed to the crime and are behind bards awaiting arraignment in three weeks

2021 has been particularly difficult regarding crime in Miami. People fleeing strict lockdowns in other U.S. states have come to Florida and been cutting loose. The pandemic exerted a serious mental toll on some, and they are on Miami Beach blowing off steam. Some are being destructive, which has angered Miami Beach officials.

All of this year there has been headline after headline about deadly shootings, as well as stabbings and assaults via fist fights on Miami Beach, which is a strip of land with many buildings that is connected to the mainland that is Miami, via a series of bridges. This level of crime is not normal for Miami Beach.

This month is spring break, where college students go on vacation, and it has made crime levels surge even more on Miami Beach, and Miami by default. Visitors are fighting on the streets and in businesses, in what constitutes serious cases of assault and grievous bodily injury. People who are visiting from other states are also damaging restaurants and bars.

90% of the visitors on Miami Beach are not social distancing or wearing masks, which is a matter of concern for local health officials. It should be a point of national concern, as the same visitors will return to their home states and spread the coronavirus they picked up on vacation.

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