Hello and welcome to Real Crime Profile. This is Kathy Canning-Mello, retired FBI agent and profiler. And here with me is Jim Clementi, retired FBI profiler,

former New York City prosecutor, writer, producer of criminal minds, and Bluebeard on Audible,

as well as FBI Profilers, Criminal Archives, with Kathy Canning Mello.

That's right. You're the traveling podcaster, Jim Clement.

I am now. Yes, I am. I am in Connecticut right now. Yes, in an undisclosed location.

So a nice undisclosed location, actually. Right. It's not your van.

No, not my van at this point. But we have a case to talk about. Yeah, it's interesting from many aspects and kind of

include some of the topics that we've talked about over the last few weeks. So I thought it would

be interesting on many, many levels to talk about this case, super tragic case. The case involves two victims who were grad students at

Florida State University. Yeah, and they called it USF University Southern Florida or something.

Is that the right one? It should be Florida State University, FSU. FSU?

Okay, maybe I was wrong.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So the victims, Zemeel Limon and his girlfriend, Ahita Bristee, were murdered last month by an individual,

Hisham Abu Garbi.

I'm probably slaughtering that name, but that's how I'm phonetically

pronouncing it, who was 26 at the time, and he was actually the roommate of Limon's.

And just a little bit about Limon and Bristie. Limon was was studying geography, environmental science and policy, and Bristie was studying chemical engineering.

She was a grad of No Kali Science and Technology University.

I'm guessing in Bangladesh, they were both from Bangladesh.

And she was on her way to getting a PhD.

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