Eulalia Gonzalez (GoFundMe)

Florida Teen Arrested In Shooting Death Of Ex-Girlfriend’s Mother After Breakup

Eulalia Gonzalez (GoFundMe)
Eulalia Gonzalez (GoFundMe)

A 16-year-old Florida boy is facing first-degree murder charges after allegedly killing his ex-girlfriend’s mother in a horrific act of revenge.

Eulalia Gonzalez, 38, was shot on the front porch of her home Thursday evening while holding her infant daughter. According to police, the suspect, identified as 16-year-old Eli Zachary Shinhoster, planned the attack after his girlfriend broke up with him.

Shinhoster reportedly confessed to using a rideshare app to travel to Gonzalez’s residence. Authorities allege he intended to inflict pain on his ex by killing a member of her family.

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The affidavit details a chilling account of Shinhoster shooting Gonzalez in the head before fleeing the scene and ordering another rideshare back home.

Thankfully, the infant child was unharmed during the attack. A neighbor discovered the unresponsive Gonzalez and called for help.

Police swiftly apprehended Shinhoster at his residence after obtaining a search warrant. The investigation revealed his alleged use of the rideshare app to corroborate his movements.

This senseless tragedy highlights the dangers of unresolved emotions and the potential for violence in young people. Shinhoster’s arraignment is scheduled for later this month. He is being held without bond.

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“We are deeply saddened by the tragic loss of my sister, who was taken from us far too soon. In this incredibly difficult time, we are seeking financial support to help cover the unexpected expenses that have arisen, including funeral costs, legal fees, and other related expenses. Whether you can contribute financially or simply share this GoFundMe page with others, your support is greatly appreciated. With a gracious heart,” said Gonzalo Martin Martin.

The Homestead Police Department is urging anyone with further information regarding this case to come forward.

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