Florida Man Kills Innocent Woman in Drunken Road Rage After Believing His Ex-Girlfriend Was in the Vehicle

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A man kills an innocent woman in drunken road rage, believing his ex-girlfriend was inside the car he was chasing. The incident, which occurred in St. Petersburg, left the man arrested on charges of DUI manslaughter, vehicular homicide, and a probation violation. Police say Kyle Hill, 33, lost control of reality and his temper after a fight with his ex, leading to a fatal crash that claimed the life of 28-year-old Arislenni Blanco-Medina—a woman completely uninvolved in his personal drama.

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Drunk Rage Turns Deadly—A Case of Mistaken Identity

What Led to the Deadly Pursuit?

According to authorities, Hill got into a heated argument with his ex-girlfriend and threatened to end her life. After the dispute, she left in a friend’s car. Fueled by alcohol and rage, Hill allegedly jumped into his own vehicle to track her down. He reportedly spotted a Honda that resembled the car she left in—though it was a different color—and assumed it was her. As he began the chase, Hill called his ex again. In a disturbing call, he reportedly threatened, “I got you. I’m going to kill you, your friend, and myself,” as reported by TOO FAB.

But the people in the car were not his ex-girlfriend and her friend—they were Arislenni Blanco-Medina and her boyfriend, Norbelis Figueredo-Campos. In a terrifying sequence, Hill forced the couple’s car off the road, causing them to crash into a concrete pole. The impact killed Blanco-Medina instantly and left Figueredo-Campos critically injured.

Victim’s Final Moments—Heartbreaking Last Words

A Family’s Pain That Can’t Be Measured

Arislenni Blanco-Medina’s final moments were shared with her loved ones thousands of miles away. She was on a call with her nine-year-old daughter and father in Cuba when the crash happened. Her brother later told authorities that her final words were: “He’s going to kill me.” Before the horrific crash, Blaco-Medina and her boyfriend were on their way to Walmart and, months prior, had moved to the United States from Cuba.

Florida Man Charged—What Happens Next?

Hill Faces Serious Charges—But Is It Enough?

Kyle Hill is currently behind bars and expected to face multiple felony charges, including vehicular homicide, DUI manslaughter, and potentially domestic terrorism under Florida law, depending on how prosecutors frame the motive and threats.

St. Petersburg police say Hill’s actions were not just tragic—they were premeditated in nature, considering he made specific threats before taking action.