Florida fugitive wanted for heinous murder has large scorpion tattoo that cops hope will help ID her
Key Points:
- Authorities are closing in on Isabelle Rose Johnson, a disguise-wearing fugitive wanted for the murder of Jason Coulthart, whose body was found zip-tied in a shallow grave in Freeport, Florida.
- Johnson is known to use multiple aliases and has distinctive tattoos, including a large scorpion on her left side and a rose or flower on her left hand, which police have publicly released to aid in her capture.
- The Walton County Sheriff’s Department has increased the reward for information leading to Johnson’s arrest to $16,000 and warned she is a dangerous fraudster who frequently moves across Florida, Georgia, and Alabama.
- Coulthart, 43, was reported missing on May 24 and discovered deceased on June 25; five others have been arrested as accessories to the killing, though their links to Johnson remain undisclosed.
- Johnson is described as 5 feet 3 inches tall, weighing about 120 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes, though she may have altered her appearance to avoid detection.