Anne Belly Dania Nau, a 21-year-old woman from Fort Lauderdale, FL, tragically lost her life on January 1, 2016. Anne, who was born on July 26, 1994, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, was shot and killed in a violent incident that shocked the local community. The events leading to her death unfolded in Tamarac, Florida, where she resided.
On the afternoon of January 1, 2016, Clive A.
Muir, a 56-year-old former employee of Boston Market, arrived at Anne Nau's home in the 7500 block of 79th Avenue. Muir, who had been fired from his job at Boston Market in September 2015, shot Anne Nau, who died at the scene. The motive behind the shooting was not immediately clear, but it was suggested that Muir may have had a romantic interest in Anne Nau, although the exact nature of their relationship remained uncertain.
Following the shooting at Anne Nau's residence, Muir drove to the Boston Market restaurant where he had previously worked. Upon arrival, he forced his way into the restaurant and shot another assistant manager, Jason Claire, 33, before turning the gun on himself in the parking lot. Muir was pronounced dead at the scene, while Claire was flown to Broward Health Medical Center with life-threatening injuries but later recovered.
The Broward Sheriff's Office conducted an investigation into the incident, but the exact reasons for Muir's actions remained unclear. Friends and colleagues of Anne Nau expressed their shock and grief over her untimely death, describing her as a dedicated and hardworking individual who had overcome significant challenges in her life. Anne Nau's tragic death left a lasting impact on her community, and the investigation into the circumstances surrounding her murder highlighted the complexities of the relationships and motives involved.
