Freddy Bedasie, a 63-year-old male from Boynton Beach, was shot and killed on June 23, 2025, in the Boynton Leisureville community along the 2000 block of Southwest 17th Street. Police and fire rescue found two victims that morning: Bedasie was discovered mortally wounded in a neighbor’s driveway, while 63-year-old Selicia Noreika was found inside the home they shared. Both were pronounced dead at the scene.
The killings shook the quiet, 55-plus neighborhood and prompted a visible police presence as detectives canvassed for witnesses and evidence. Initial updates from authorities identified the pair and confirmed that investigators were working leads, with a press briefing called as the search intensified.
Detectives quickly focused on a suspect, 32-year-old Jyuno Alexander Daniels, who had been staying at the residence. He was named on warrants for two counts of first-degree murder with a firearm, and the U.S. Marshals joined Boynton Beach police in a multi-day manhunt. As the community grappled with the violence, dispatch audio later revealed gunshots captured during a 911 call made from inside the home moments before the attack, underscoring the suddenness of the ambush. Authorities warned the public not to approach Daniels and asked for tips, even as they increased patrols and combed the area for him.
The search ended several days later when officers and Marshals located Daniels near Delray Beach, where he was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound by the train tracks. With the suspect deceased, no arrests were made in the case. Local coverage and police statements reiterated the timeline: the June 23 double homicide, the identification of Bedasie and Noreika, the issuance of murder warrants for Daniels, and the grim discovery that closed the manhunt. Memorial listings subsequently recorded Bedasie’s death from gun violence on the date of the shooting.
