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Murder Victim Identified; Deputies Seek Woman
October 20, 2011
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office has identified a man who was found dead in the middle of a street early Tuesday morning, and they are looking for information about a woman seen with him shortly before his death.
The body of 47-year old Randolph Erroll Elce was found in the middle of Fitzgerald Street south of Jackson Street. Preliminary reports indicate trauma to the head was the cause of
death, according to deputies.
Investigators are now trying to identify and locate a black female (pictured top) that was seen with Elce shortly before his death. Elce was with the unknown female in a local convenience store, deputies said.
Anyone with information on the case can call the Sheriff’s Office at (850) 436-9620 or Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP.
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3 Responses to “Murder Victim Identified; Deputies Seek Woman”
One of my husband’s coworkers from Covan Moving. I don’t think the case was ever solved, it popped up in my FB memories today.
Look at her neck and wrist, is that Large Jewelry? Anyone should recognize her
that has seen her.
I wish I could see her face better. She “sort of” looks like this woman who lives down the street from me. The angle makes her looks fat, but then I noticed it’s her arm and really she’s not that large.