Robert Kessler of Lutz has been arrested in connection to the death of Stephanie Crone-Overholts. In this article, you’ll find the latest facts about the case.
Tampa police have made an arrest in the homicide investigation of 47-year-old Stephanie Crone-Overholts, whose body parts were discovered on November 11 in McKay Bay.
As per Interim Tampa police chief Ruben Delgado, Robert Kessler of Lutz has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder and abuse of a dead body.
Who Is Robert Kessler From Lutz? Arrest Details And Charges Explained
Robert Kessler of Lutz has been arrested in connection to the death of 47-year-old Stephanie Crone-Overholts.
Kessler is the man who claimed to be Overholts’ savior. He provided her a place to live after Kessler met her living in her car at a local McDonald’s restaurant.
Stephanie Crone’s body was identified as the victim of the homicide investigation in McKay Bay on November 20.
In addition, Kessler has been charged with second-degree murder and abuse of a dead body.
According to the chief, the actual cause of Crone’s death is still unknown.
How Old Is Robert Kessler? Age Explored
Looking at his pictures, Robert Kessler’s current age might fall around his late 60s.
Kessler has been arrested in connection to the death of Stephanie Crone. However, he denies having any sort of involvement in her death.
Robert Kessler Wife: Is He Married?
McKay Bay homicide, Robert Kessler’s wife, and family details haven’t been surfaced on the media yet.
There is no exact information available on Kessler’s personal life.
Robert Kessler Wiki
Robert Kessler doesn’t have a Wikipedia page yet.
When the detective started to interrogate him, he told the investigators that Crone was staying within for a couple of weeks but recently left.
Some days later, Overholts’ vehicle was found abandoned in Hillsborough county, as per HCSO homicide detectives.
In addition, the Trampa police chief said that Crone’s blood was found on a pair of shoes at Kessler’s Lutz home.
A fisherman discovered Overholt’s leg floating in McKay Bay at 4;25 p.m. on November 11, at the 22nd Street Causeway Licata Bridge in Port Tampa.
Later, the following day, the police began to search and found additional body parts before Friday noon, November 12.
Furthermore, Kessler does have a criminal history which takes us back to the 80s; he was in and out of the prison and was in custody on an unrelated drug charge.