Chase employee and husband kill mother and son over $50,000 (2024)

A former Chase employee and her husband stole $50,000 from a dementia-ridden man, then killed his daughter and grandson after they started asking questions, police say.

Cynthia Stack, 52, and 22-year-old Sean Stack were found shot to death in their Center Hill, Florida, apartment on July 18.

Joshua Ramsawmy, 28, was charged with two counts of first-degree murder with a firearm while his wife, Amelia Bissoon, 25, was charged with two counts of principal to first-degree murder.

Ramsawmy and Bissoon were said to have killed the mother and son in efforts to cover up that they were stealing money from Cynthia's father, who suffered a traumatic brain injury and is said to possibly have dementia.

Court documents state that Bissoon worked with the man while employed at a Chase Bank in downtown Orlando.

Cynthia's father even went as far to follow Bissoon when she moved to a different location.

Bissoon is said to have made two $25,000 checks out to her young son, taking the money from the man's account

Ramsawmy was said to have then opened two Bank of America accounts and deposited the money in them, Click Orlandoreports.

According to police, Cynthia began inquiring about the money which would eventually lead to Ramsawmy buying a gun and shooting them both.

The couple wouldn't come forth with the truth, initially, but Bissoon eventually admitted to her husband killing the two.

Neither of the suspects had had previous records.

A neighbor found Cynthia dead on a futon on July 19 when she was walking her dog and noticed their door was still open.

Sean was discovered by Orlando Police in a different part of the apartment when they arrived on the scene at approximately 7am, according to WFTV.

The family's puppy - less than a year old - was found also at the scene and taken by the Orlando Police Department.

'It's a sad and sick situation for people to take advantage of someone like that,' said Emily Rivera, Cynthia's daughter and Sean's younger sister. 'They did nothing to deserve this. They were an innocent family minding their own business, trying to live their life like everyone else.'

Earlier in the year, the 19-year-old had lost her father. Following the death of her mother and brother, Rivera is now alone.

'(Sean) was just always so grateful for what he had, even though he didn't have that much,' she added. '(My mother was) always trying to spread her love to other people, always trying to help other people. She was just the sweetest woman.'

A friend of Rivera - who is a student Barry University - has launched a GoFundMe for the teen in hopes that she can get assistance for her college education and trauma.

It has raised just over $150 of its $15,000 goal.