A man who allegedly abducted a woman in a South Bay neighborhood this week held her captive, threatened her with a gun, and sexually assaulted her in a home with a dead body in it, was behind bars Thursday.
The woman told investigators the kidnapper had held her captive at a home in the 2200 block of Citrus Avenue in the Palm City neighborhood for a roughly 24-hour period, during which he sexually assaulted her and threatened her with the gun. She said she was eventually able to escape and flag down a passing motorist.
She also told police that there had been a dead woman inside the residence during the ordeal, Campbell said. After contacting and speaking with the alleged victim, officers went to the home, where they found Banda and detained him. "When officers checked inside the residence, they located what appeared to be a deceased ," the lieutenant said Thursday afternoon." remains unidentified, and her exact race and age are unknown. At this stage of the investigation, it is unclear what caused her death."This article tagged under:
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