Assault at 15900 BLOCK OF NW 298TH ST on 09/08/2025 2:00 PM
Type: Assault
Date: 09/08/2025 2:00 PM
Description: S22C -- Civil Dispute - N-Advice/Assistance Given : This Is From The Alachua County Sheriff'S Office Media Call List. Information Is Subject To Change.
Address: 15900 BLOCK OF NW 298TH ST, Alachua County, FL
Case Number: 090825-0581
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Area Missing Persons
Name
Remi SkipperMissing Age
15Est. Current Age
16Last Seen
Bronson, FL on 03/08/2024Physical Description
Race: American Indian Ethnicity: Alaska Native Gender: Male Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Height: 5'0" Weight: 110 lbsCase Number
MP117786Area Cold Cases
Name
Richard MarburyAge
63Cause of Death
MurderInfo
On saturday, december 3, 1994 , at 9:20 pm the body of richard marbury, a 63 year old white male who was legally blind, was found deceased at his residence located at 1222 ne 15 st. Marbury had been reported missing by his pastor. Victim marbury was last seen alive on december 3, 1994 at approx. 3:00 pm. By an rts driver. The residence was locked when leo arrived. Neighbors said marbury was paranoid of being broken into and always kept his gate and home locked. He would not let anyone in he didn't know. He stayed at home most of the time and had a 6 foot fence around his yard with a locked gate with burglar bars on the windows and doors. Marbury had been involved and had contact with several known prostitutes, male and female, black and white, who were drug abusers. Witnesses in the area observed a blue pickup truck in the victim's yard on 12-03-94 at 1030 hrs. If you have any information regarding this case, please contact detective martin honeycutt with the gainesvill police department at (352) 393-7615 or via email, honeycutml@cityofgainesville.Org.Agency
Gainesville Police Department