Karen Anderson

I went up on Super Bowl weekend, it was like the third and fourth of February, and that's when I met him for the first time of 2018. I know he was born in Miami, but he had dual citizenship with the United States and Nicaragua. Orlando's sister was nearby, I think in Queens. His mother and his father were living in Nicaragua.

I went up on Super Bowl weekend, it was like the third and fourth of February, and that's when I met him for the first time of 2018. I know he was born in Miami, but he had dual citizenship with the United States and Nicaragua. Orlando's sister was nearby, I think in Queens. His mother and his father were living in Nicaragua.

His father was a doctor, so he wanted to kind of follow in his footsteps and become a nurse in the medical field. His father had passed away. Haley befriended him, as she did many of the people in the nursing program.

His father was a doctor, so he wanted to kind of follow in his footsteps and become a nurse in the medical field. His father had passed away. Haley befriended him, as she did many of the people in the nursing program.

Haley was just ready to start her independent life free from anything that was going to keep her attached to one area. She wanted to have a career and really embrace the career and embrace the perks that come from having that salary and ability to travel. She had a job lined up at Northwell, you know, as long as she passed her nursing boards. So that would have been the next step.

Haley was just ready to start her independent life free from anything that was going to keep her attached to one area. She wanted to have a career and really embrace the career and embrace the perks that come from having that salary and ability to travel. She had a job lined up at Northwell, you know, as long as she passed her nursing boards. So that would have been the next step.

She would have graduated and studied for nursing boards, taken those in June and hopefully gotten her career. Haley called me to talk about her tax return. She was all excited because she was going to get $400 back. And I said, I love you. And she said, I love you. And I said, talk to you soon. And we hung up. And that was Tuesday.

She would have graduated and studied for nursing boards, taken those in June and hopefully gotten her career. Haley called me to talk about her tax return. She was all excited because she was going to get $400 back. And I said, I love you. And she said, I love you. And I said, talk to you soon. And we hung up. And that was Tuesday.

And then on Thursday, she was supposed to go to her roommate's poetry reading. But she didn't show up.

And then on Thursday, she was supposed to go to her roommate's poetry reading. But she didn't show up.

Haley's roommates were calling her and calling her, but she wasn't answering. And that's when they started to get concerned. And I didn't even know they couldn't get in touch with Haley. Friday morning, that's when they checked the Find My Friends app on the iPhone. And they saw that it was at 23 Oak Street, which is where Orlando's apartment was.

Haley's roommates were calling her and calling her, but she wasn't answering. And that's when they started to get concerned. And I didn't even know they couldn't get in touch with Haley. Friday morning, that's when they checked the Find My Friends app on the iPhone. And they saw that it was at 23 Oak Street, which is where Orlando's apartment was.

So that's when her roommate went over to the apartment. And no one answered the door. And they climbed through the window. And that's when they found Haley.

So that's when her roommate went over to the apartment. And no one answered the door. And they climbed through the window. And that's when they found Haley.

I had just come home from school and I pulled up to my house and there was a big black car. And there were two men sitting in the car with suits on. And I pulled into my driveway and I got into my house and I just kept looking out the window because I was like, that's so odd. And it kind of scared me. I was like, oh God, who's in trouble, you know?

I had just come home from school and I pulled up to my house and there was a big black car. And there were two men sitting in the car with suits on. And I pulled into my driveway and I got into my house and I just kept looking out the window because I was like, that's so odd. And it kind of scared me. I was like, oh God, who's in trouble, you know?

Kept looking out the window and they weren't coming and they weren't coming. So I started feeding my dogs. And then all of a sudden I see them take a big swig of water. and get out of the car, two of them together, shut the door, and they start walking up my driveway. And my heart was pounding so fast. And they knocked on my door, and I walked out. And I said, can I help you?

Kept looking out the window and they weren't coming and they weren't coming. So I started feeding my dogs. And then all of a sudden I see them take a big swig of water. and get out of the car, two of them together, shut the door, and they start walking up my driveway. And my heart was pounding so fast. And they knocked on my door, and I walked out. And I said, can I help you?

They're like, yeah, we need to talk to you. I go, can we talk here? They go, no, we need to talk inside. And they sat me down at the dining room table. And they just said, homicide. And then I heard them say 23 Oak Street. And then Haley. And then from then on, it's really It's just a blur. The police officers, they didn't tell me how it happened.

They're like, yeah, we need to talk to you. I go, can we talk here? They go, no, we need to talk inside. And they sat me down at the dining room table. And they just said, homicide. And then I heard them say 23 Oak Street. And then Haley. And then from then on, it's really It's just a blur. The police officers, they didn't tell me how it happened.