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Bear with me. This is going to sound
crazy, but you know the southernmost
webp point camp. I could almost swill
that I saw somebody get She was crying.
She got in her car and then she wanted
to get out. There was a group of young
men chasing her. More than 1600 miles
from the scenic Florida Keys, a 911
dispatcher witnesses a woman's savage
assault unfold live on a public webcam
set against the backdrop of one of
Florida's most iconic landmarks. What
follows is a trail of disturbing clues
that uncovers a night full of terror and
how her search for safety led her
straight into the hands of another
predator.
The following is based on official
police records, and some of the footage
has never been seen before. On the night
of September 10th, 2021, police in Key
West, Florida, received a distressing
call from a man who witnessed a brutal
assault. Hi, um, my name is Don
Williams. I'm actually calling from
Boston, but bear with me. This is going
to sound crazy, but I'm at work and I
had the uh you know the southernmost
webpoint cam. Yeah. Yeah. Um I could
almost swear that a little while ago
I've been busy. My phone keeps ringing
here. I'm a 911 operator, but I could
almost swear that I saw somebody get the
southernmost point. A towering concrete
buoy stands as the southernmost publicly
accessible point in the continental
United States. A beloved tourist
attraction, it draws countless visitors
and is constantly monitored by a 24/7
live webcam. But for Dawn, the
landmark's cheerful backdrop took a dark
and unexpected turn when it became the
scene of a brutal assault. I saw at
first I thought it was a guy and a girl
clowning around and then uh it went
behind the uh monument thing there, the
you know the thing I'm talking about,
the southernmost thing. And um all of a
sudden she come out and it looked like
she was fighting. She fell flat on her
face. Her shoes fell off and she ran in
one direction and he was pulling up his
pants and he ran in the other direction.
And then he came back with a looked like
a gray four-door car and jumped out and
ran over there and grabbed what looked
like maybe her underpants and her dress
or something. I don't know. The only
thing that concerned me more than
anything was the way she ran, you know,
and then a bunch of people were around
and they ran. Then when they came back,
it looked like maybe the same girl and
they had a t-shirt on her. So, I think
she might have been not wearing anything
when she ran away, and he came back and
scooped up her clothes. Dawn wasn't the
first to raise the alarm. Just moments
after the attack, a couple only a block
from the southernmost point landmark
called 911 in a panic as they tried to
help the victim. Naked girl came running
out at the end of the block here. She
was crying. She got in her car, then she
wanted to get out. There was a group of
young men chasing her. I don't know
where she went. You need to get police
officers down here, though.
We've already got them in route. Looking
at the corner, looking around. How many
men were chasing her? Four. Maybe three
guys and one girl. And I noticed they
were short. Yeah, they had the shirt
off. Oh my god. And there's people out
looking. Come on, let's go. Go. Go. She
has no pants on. Did she say anything
when she got in the car with you? No,
she just said she just said, "Get out of
here. Go." She said, "Go. Drive. Drive.
Drive. Get out of here." Okay. Who's
just following me? And maybe our
officers. Our officers are in the area.
Why is the car follow me? Oh my god,
there's so many people. Now these dudes
are checking you out. They're probably
out looking for Just stay in your
vehicle. Keep your door locked. I am
You should be staying
off right here. All right, just flag him
down. Officers with the Key West Police
Department searched around the buoy,
locating a few haunting remnants, a pair
of sandals, and a black pair of women's
underwear. They also identified a group
of witnesses, four males and one female,
learning they were the ones the couple
had earlier suspected was chasing the
victim. They told officers they saw two
people behind the buoy, appearing to be
having intercourse. One witness reported
hearing a short scream from the girl,
which abruptly stopped before the
suspect led her behind the buoy.
Afterwards, he saw the female run away,
and the man returned to his vehicle
while putting his pants back on. They
chased her to offer help, but stopped
after they saw her enter the couple's
vehicle. The victim was quickly located
when police received their third call of
the night. See, I'm the night manager
here at Southern Mos Beach Resort. There
is a female. She just walked in on the
lobby. She was uh naked. She doesn't
remember anything. She doesn't remember
why she's naked. She said that she
believed that she was by somebody and
ma'am ma'am
ma'am Larry tries to get up. She's
trying to go to the let her know that
that we have help coming to her. Yeah,
the police is here already. Okay, you
see them? Okay, great. The 31-year-old
female was leaving the lobby when police
arrived at the resort located near the
intersection where she jumped out of the
couple's car. Police noted she was
distraught and hyperventilating and
requested an ambulance. Initially
hesitant, the woman confirms she was
assaulted. Recalling that the incident
took place against a tree, curiously,
several blocks from where the webcam had
captured her near the southernmost
point. The victim was taken to the Lower
Keys Medical Center where officers
completed an assault kit and
photographed multiple bruises and
lacerations on her arm, knees, and
thigh. Though she was able to recall
some details of her night, a large
portion of her memory was missing,
leaving investigators with the daunting
task of piecing together what truly
happened to her. After she was
discharged from the hospital, the victim
returned to her hotel room where
officers helped her geollocate her
missing iPhone. They found it discarded
on the side of a nearby road and
collected it. On her phone,
investigators uncovered a deeply
disturbing video. One that would paint a
clear picture of the unthinkable horrors
she endured by not one but two men.
Anyone out right now? Please get me out
of the car. On the night of September
10th, the victim walked from her hotel
to a restaurant where she met a
bartender. The two quickly became
friends and relocated to a bar called
Jack Flats where they met with several
other males. After watching the football
game, she recalled leaving the area on
foot with one of the men who attacked
her. Surveillance footage outside the
bar captured her walking with a man
wearing a maroon dress shirt, notably
not the same male who was seen in the
webcam footage during her assault at the
southernmost point. Additional
surveillance footage from the area would
show the same male riding a bicycle with
a distinctive Cuban flag sticker and red
seat cover. As they searched the streets
for more cameras, investigators found
the same bicycle now locked to a bike
rack. They set up surveillance, but the
suspect never returned for it. However,
a closer look at the bike revealed a
sticker for Truman Bike Shop. Receipts
identified the owner of the bicycle as
30-year-old Jorge Calderon Nunez, who
was no stranger to Key West detectives.
On May 10th, 2021, just four months
earlier, one of his former co-workers
accused him of breaking into her home
through her window in the middle of the
night and squeezing her calf muscles as
she slept. The night of September 10th,
a witness saw Jorge and the victim
walking together shortly after she left
Jack Flat's bar. According to the
witness, the victim appeared drunk and
he saw her throwing up on the sidewalk.
As they turned the corner, the witness
overheard her say to Jorge, "It was nice
to meet you, but I can make it from
here." Although she tried to walk away,
Jorge approached her again. At that
point, the witness returned to his guest
house and didn't see what happened next.
Moments later, her phone would capture
Jorge, dragging her into the shadows
between two buildings. Still images and
GPS from the video identified the
location as a small area between a law
firm and real estate office less than a
block away from the Monroe County
Courthouse. During the recording, which
lasts over 7 minutes, a second male can
be seen approaching. Two male voices can
be heard speaking in both English and
Spanish while the victim cries in the
background, clearly saying no multiple
times. At one point, Jorge can be heard
saying, "This is my chica. Don't look at
her." While the other male, who
identifies himself as Calvin, tells them
to stop. Despite Calvin and Jorge
arguing back and forth, the assault
continues. At this point, Calvin appears
to offer what she believes as a helping
hand, but her night of terror is far
from over. customer right now. Yeah. I I
got a car with you. Come on. I'll work
you. I do security in the SC.
What's your name? I'm Calvin.
Footage from street surveillance cameras
captured the moment Calvin helped her
into his vehicle and began driving in
the direction of the southernmost point
buoy. I'm surprised nobody hear you
guys. So, I can't tell you guys, but you
know what I heard was stop, stop, but
he's not stopping.
So, I mean, if you guys if you were
enjoying it, no. If you were enjoying
it, I would I would leave you guys. You
weren't enjoying it. He lied to you,
right? What did he tell you? He's going
to take you to your place.
All I wanted to
do was walk back to
please.
No, I did not want to hook up with him
at all. She had no way of knowing that
the man offering help was another
ruthless predator in disguise. Later
identified as 37year-old Uber driver
Carrie Calvin Gasog. Please take me to
Rushwave 2.
[Music]
No. No.
Take me directly to my room.
I want out right now. Please get me out
of the car. I could have over there
while you pushing. The footage then
shows the victim attempting to exit
Carrie's vehicle, at which point the
recording abruptly ends. Webcam video
showed that Carrie put his hands over
the victim's mouth and forcefully drag
her while she tried to resist. Carrie
then forced her behind the buoy, where
he attacked her for several minutes
before she ran from the scene, climbing
into the car of the couple who called
911 before fleeing once again, perhaps
unwilling to trust more strangers after
suffering two separate assaults from
both Jorge and Carrie. Carrie was found
the same night and taken to the police
station for an interview. Officers
contacted his wife to inform her that
they would be executing a search
warrant. She agreed to meet with them,
but she never showed up at the
apartment. Carrie told investigators he
was driving for Uber when he heard the
victim scream and gave her a ride. He
said she began rubbing his legs and
asked him to pull over at the
southernmost point where they planned to
have consensual sex. In an eerie
statement, Carrie adds that she didn't
try to fight or get away like someone
who is being assaulted does, quickly
adding, "The way they do in movies." The
evidence, including cell phone and
webcam footage, clearly reveals the
truth. Her first attacker, Jorge, wasn't
located until a week later on September
17th when investigators located him on a
commercial fishing boat. Upon showing
the footage to Jorge, he responded,
"Perfect." and claimed to have little
memory of the evening in question. The
victim's first attacker, 30-year-old
Jorge Calderon Nunees, was arrested for
sexual battery and transported to the
Monroe County Jail. In 2024, he accepted
a plea deal for three separate charges,
including burglary of a dwelling with
assault or battery, battery, and
indecent exposure. The court imposed a
combination of three years in Florida
State Prison, and 364 days in county
jail with one charge receiving credit
for time served. The second attacker,
37-year-old Carrie Calvin Gasog, entered
a plea of no contest to sexual battery,
false imprisonment, and tampering with
evidence. He was sentenced to 10 years
in prison with 756 days credited for
time served and ordered to an additional
5 years of probation upon his

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