Agelene Louis, a 44-year-old woman from Lake Worth, Florida, was tragically killed on June 21, 2015, alongside her husband, Watem Louis, who was 52 years old. The couple was fatally shot in their home by Geordany Deuzan, a 37-year-old man who had previously been in a relationship with their daughter. The incident occurred after Deuzan was denied entry to the Louis' home when he attempted to see their daughter. Watem Louis refused to let him in, leading Deuzan to shoot and kill him. He then entered the home and killed Agelene Louis before leaving the scene and subsequently taking his own life near Military Trail and Southern Boulevard.
The motive behind the murders was rooted in Deuzan's anger and frustration over being barred from seeing the Louis' daughter. This tragic event unfolded in the early afternoon, and the couple was pronounced dead at the scene. The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office conducted the investigation, confirming that Deuzan's actions were driven by his inability to maintain contact with the daughter.
Agelene and Watem Louis were active members of their community and attended the Peniel Haitian Baptist Church, where they were well-regarded leaders. Their deaths left a significant impact on their church and community, with many mourning the loss of the couple who were known for their dedication to their faith and community service.
There were no further arrests or litigations related to the case, as the perpetrator, Geordany Deuzan, committed suicide shortly after the murders. The investigation concluded with the confirmation of the murder-suicide, and no additional suspects were involved.
