Florida Man Wanted After Woman Found Dead In Shallow Grave, Deputies Say

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POLK COUNTY, Fla. – A manhunt is underway for a Florida man suspected in an elderly woman’s death, sheriff’s officials said.

Detectives are looking for 39-year old Aroldo Enrique Paz.

He is believed to be driving a 1999 beige Toyota Camry with Texas license plate PTC9735.

The PCSO first got involved in the investigation as a missing person case on Wednesday, October 13th.

The 74-year old victim, Perfecta Paz Paz, was reported missing by her sister at that time. The woman said she had not seen the victim since 5:30 AM Tuesday morning (October 12th).

When she returned later on Tuesday afternoon, she saw Aroldo Paz, who also resides at the residence, in the yard. Aroldo told the woman that the victim had left.

When the woman returned from work on Wednesday, she found that Aroldo was not at the residence and his car and belongings were gone. She continued trying to call the victim, but would get no answer.

The victim usually kept some cash in her home, and it was also missing.

Another relative reported to detectives that she spoke with the victim on Tuesday (Oct. 12th), and at that time, the victim disclosed that she wanted to move out because she and Aroldo were not getting along and they were always fighting with each other.

While checking the area around the residence, detectives located some freshly disturbed soil. The victim’s body was found buried there in a shallow grave, with visible indications that she suffered a violent death.

The Ledger reported: Aroldo Paz had been living with the women for about seven months because he was injured doing construction work in Texas. Perfecta Paz invited Aroldo to stay because she was his aunt and she had adopted him an infant because his biological mother died.


The suspect may be headed to Texas, due to his previous history there. He should be considered armed and dangerous. Our homicide detectives, who are simply the best, will do everything possible to find him, bring him back, and ensure that justice is served for Perfecto Paz Paz, and her family.” – Grady Judd, Sheriff.

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