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Man Arrested For Homicide Of Woman Whose Body Was Found Near Pensacola Boulevard
July 8, 2020
An Escambia County man was arrested Tuesday for the murder of a woman whose body was found along Pensacola Boulevard.
Andrew Justin Missal, 39, was charged with first degree felony homicide for death of Melisa Tody.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office said Tody’s body was found near the intersection of Pensacola Boulevard and Boone Street on May. 23.
Missal was arrested Tuesday without incident near the intersection of Fairfield Drive and I-110, according to the ECSO.
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5 Responses to “Man Arrested For Homicide Of Woman Whose Body Was Found Near Pensacola Boulevard”
Most of these people have mental health problems, if you have ever dealt with mental health services in this town you can understand why so many are on the street, the care that they receive is horrendous. Psychiatry is the only branch of medicine that can get away with doing the terrible things that that do without any scientific basis, they just throw drugs at these people and hope something works.
No one in their right mind wants to live like that and no one chooses to be an addict, that’s a myth created by people that have no clue as to what they are talking about. More people end up addicted due to medical conditions rather than choice and the same goes for alcoholics, it’s not as simple as you think.
The Apostles said” what of the commandments is the greatest?”. Jesus responded, “Love thy neighbor is the greatest of these”.
the people who provided food/money etc indirectly caused this murder. i hope you social justice warriors pat your self on the back good job
This is why we need to round these guys up and MOVE UM ON DOWN THE ROAD OR TOSS THEM IN JAIL IF THEY HAVE WARRANTS. Most do! These guys tried yo set up a camp near my house where my wife and kids walk down the same street..>WELL…..A few blasts from some firecrackers when you least expect it will scare the hardest of us!!!
PLEASE don’t give these beggars money! I pass by this camp every day on the way to and from work, and I can’t believe the trash and littering and sleeping on the sidewalk under the overpass is not stopped. If these people weren’t on drugs or alcohol there are places that will help them, but they choose to beg to stoke their habits and live on the streets. I’m saddened for the woman who was killed, and for the growing homeless problem in our city.