Osmar Oliva, 50, was found dead on December 5, 2020, in Opa-locka, Florida, after being kidnapped along with two other men. The victims were taken from a truck yard, bound and tortured for hours in the back of a moving-type truck, then shot execution-style and dumped in the yard of an abandoned house. A third man survived and was able to flag down a passerby for help; he was airlifted to a trauma unit in critical condition.

The victims included Oliva, who owned Oliva Delivery Corp., and 26-year-old Johan Gonzalez Quesada. The investigation says the perpetrators stole the victims’ drugs before driving them around the city and carrying out the killings. The Miami-Dade Police Department Homicide Bureau worked on the case alongside federal agencies as part of the South Florida HIDTA task force.

Oliva’s widow called him a very good person and said she did not understand why this happened. Gonzalez Quesada’s father expressed disbelief and sorrow. Who has information about the kidnapping and killings that could help investigators?