The search was growing for the suspects who officials say kidnapped and murdered a Homestead woman in Central Florida Thursday in a terrifying encounter was captured on camera.
On Saturday, the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office released the 911 call from a witness to the abduction of 31-year-old Katherine Altagracia Guerrero De Aguasvivas.
“You need to do something now because I don't know what's going on,” the witness said in the call.
Detectives in Seminole County say a man got out of a green car with a gun, walked up to a white Dodge and pointed it at the driver, Aguasvivas. They say the man then got in the passenger seat and the 31-year-old starts driving, while another man in the green car follows them.
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The Seminole County Sheriff said they believe they later found the white Dodge on fire with Aguasvivas’ body inside, but they still have to confirm it is her through DNA. Officials said they also found a dozen shell casings.
“There's no clear indicator why somebody would this, why would they target them,” Sheriff Dennis Lemma said.
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Investigators say moments before the carjacking, Aguasvivas called her husband and told him someone was following her and had rammed her car. The witness called 911 soon after.
“He was chasing the car, hit the car, got out of the car with a hood over his face and had a machine gun it looked like,” the witness said.
Investigators say they have no reports that Aguasvivas or her husband called 911. Detectives say they have talked with him and the family.
