Tragedy struck Somerville, New Jersey this week when David C. Shroitman, 27, was arrested for allegedly stabbing Maryrose Fealey, 27, to death. Fealey, a passionate advocate for those battling addiction, was found brutally murdered on Jan. 30th, leaving the community reeling.
Former classmate Shroitman is suspected in the horrific act. Authorities allege he stabbed Fealey 37 times outside her apartment complex. While their connection remains unclear, reports suggest they graduated from the same high school in 2014.
Surveillance footage and witness accounts paint a chilling picture. Cameras captured a man matching Shroitman's description near the crime scene, and a search of his car allegedly revealed bleach, a black face gaiter, and other suspicious items.
A search of his home reportedly uncovered a disturbing "manifesto" outlining the murder, along with blood-stained clothing and bleach containers.
Fealey, remembered for her infectious smile and unwavering commitment to helping others, founded the non-profit 4TheYoungerMe and actively supported organizations like Not An Easy Fix and Empower Somerset. Her death has left a void in the community, with many struggling to grasp the senseless act.
Shroitman pleaded not guilty to the charges and is currently awaiting a detention hearing. This local tragedy has shaken Somerville, highlighting the devastating impact of violence and addiction. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing case, a story that has captivated true crime enthusiasts nationwide.
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