Deputies ID mobile home park stabbing victim
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March 07, 2008

Deputies ID mobile home park stabbing victim

Tb_stabbing450 Maribel Guzman, 44, left, and Jolene Bare, 52, wait across from the trailer home where Anna Marie Kasvicis, 22, was stabbed to death today. [Lara Cerri | Times]

ST. PETERSBURG -- A woman who was stabbed in the Palace Mobile Home Park, a haven for sex offenders in Pinellas County, has died, the Pinellas Sheriff's Office said. Authorities identified the woman as Anna Marie Kasvicis, 22.

Tb_stabbing2 Deputies were searching for Christopher Robertson, 41, the suspect in the case. He is described as a white male with gray short hair, 6 feet tall, 170 pounds. He was last seen wearing a black shirt and blue jeans. Deputies say that the suspect and the victim knew each other, and this was not a random act.

Responding deputies have established a perimeter and are actively searching the vicinity of the Palace Mobile Home Park.

Anyone seeing a person matching this description is asked to call the Sheriff's Office, 582-6200.

Nearly 100 sex offenders -- or about 10 percent of all sex offenders in Pinellas County -- live in the Palace at 2500 54th Avenue N.

- Abhi Raghunathan, Times staff writer

Photo: Authorities from the Pinellas County Sheriff's department investigate the crime scene. [Lara Cerri | Times]

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