Woman murdered in ‘cold blood’ in front of Seffner home: HCSO
SEFFNER, Fla. - The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office is searching for the person who killed a Seffner woman early Thursday morning.
Paris Dube knows what happened to her grandchild's mother, because she says she saw it with her own two eyes.
"Devastating, I’m just devastated. I saw the Ring video, it’s just who shoots somebody?" she asked.
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According to HCSO, a dispatcher received a call around 1:15 a.m. from a person who did not, or was not able to speak.
Dube says the Ring video shows a man walk up to Ashley Voss's car and shot her. Voss has two young boys, two boys who will never see their mom again.
"For whatever reason you felt like you needed to do that, she was a mom, she was a really good mom. She loved her boys, and now they're never going to know her," Dube said.
Deputies say when they got to the 4000 block of Orange Street in Seffner after the shooting, Voss had died inside her car after sustaining upper-body trauma.
Investigators went door to door Thursday looking for clues as to who may have killed her. They're likely going over the same video Dube watched and asking residents for more.
"I’m saddened by the viciousness of this crime to a woman who was just getting home after a long day," said Sheriff Chad Chronister. "Our detectives are working diligently to find the person who committed this cold-blooded murder and ensure the victim’s family sees justice for their loved one."
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Detectives are searching for a suspect, but say they do not believe the public is in danger.
"We do ask if anyone here happened to see anything or know anything please contact us, please contact us let our detectives know," said Marco Villareal, a spokesperson for the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office.
Anyone with information on the woman’s death is asked to call 813-247-8200. Anonymous tips can be submitted to Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay at 1-800-873-8477.