63-year-old man found dead in road, 37-year-old accused of fatal stabbing

A 63-year-old man was found stabbed to death on a quiet residential street in the Naples' Lake Park neighborhood. A 37-year-old neighbor has been arrested and is facing second-degree murder charges.

"I just heard commotion, people yelling and then a woman screaming, 'Oh My God,' 'Oh My God,'" Chad Hautmann said describing the scene outside his two-story home on the 1200 block of 12th Avenue, a few blocks south of Coastland Center mall.

The Naples Police have identified the victim as Jon Wayne Joseph. It's the first homicide of the year, according to a Naples Police spokesman

Hautmann said he saw Joseph laying face down, soaked in blood.

Edmonton Garland, who lives across the street from Hautmann, said he also heard screaming, but it wasn't until another neighbor knocked his door asking if he had any visitors that he saw the dead body in the road.

"There was a bike parked with the kickstand down in front of my house and a guy lying across the street with his guts hanging out and his face all bloody," Garland said. "It looked like he was massacred, his arm were all mangled."

Naples officers arrested John Richard Orr, of 1064 13th St. N. Orr is facing a second-degree murder charge. It is not clear how police have determined that Orr committed the stabbing, or why he is the only suspect.

Neither Hautmann or Garland saw what happened or knew the Joseph or Orr.

Officers have cleared the scene, but the families on the street are still piecing together what happened. The preliminary investigation suggests that Orr was walking and the victim was on a bike. What transpired during the moments before the stabbing is unclear. Officers said they were strangers.

"It was a senseless act of violence," Hautmann said. "Just happened to be in front of my house."

Hautmann and his wife, Jeannie, have two daughters - 9 and 12. Though the Hautmanns tried to shelter them from the crime scene, blood and distraught onlookers, they peered through the blinds. The family said their school, Lake Park Elementary school, was notified of the horrific scene outside the girls' home.

"We are just worried about our girls," Jeannie Hautmann said. "That's going to be with them for the rest of their lives."

A weapon has not yet been recovered. Officers are currently searching Orr's yard.

The blood has been washed away, but Garland can still hear the screams from last night echoing in his mind.

"A lady was screaming, 'that's my brother,' 'I just saw him!'" Garland said.