WALTON COUNTY, Fla. (WDNews) — According to the Walton County Sheriff’s Office, one month has passed since the remains of Jason Coulthart were found, and investigators say the search for murder suspect Isabelle Johnson has not slowed.
“One month since the remains of Jason Coulthart were found.
One month of searching for Isabelle Johnson, and our search has not slowed.”
Investigators released additional identifying features they believe could help locate Johnson, who they say may also be using the names Jessica or Harley.
“Today, we’re releasing additional identifying features belonging to Isabelle, or Jessica, or Harley, or whatever name she’s going by today.”
According to the sheriff’s office, Johnson is believed to have a rose or flower tattoo on her left hand beginning below the thumb and extending toward the index finger. She also appears to have a tattoo on her right ankle, though the design is unknown, and a large scorpion tattoo extending from her left buttock down her left thigh.
Investigators also believe Johnson may have changed her appearance.
“Investigators also believe Johnson may have dyed and cut her hair in an effort to alter her appearance.”
The sheriff’s office said the investigation remains active.
“Every lead is pursued. Every tip is investigated. Every day brings us one step closer.
Someone knows where she is.”
According to the sheriff’s office, a reward of up to $16,000 is available for information leading to Johnson’s arrest. Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers and the Florida Sheriffs Association Criminal Apprehension Assistance Program are offering $11,000, while the U.S. Marshals Task Force is offering an additional $5,000 under its reward guidelines.
Anyone with information on Johnson’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Walton County Sheriff’s Office at 850-892-8111. Anonymous tips can also be submitted through Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers by calling 850-863-TIPS, visiting the organization’s website, or using the P3 Tips mobile app.
“She can keep running. We won’t stop looking. We know who will get tired first.”
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