The Walton County Sheriff’s Office in Florida is continuing its active search for Isabelle Johnson, a suspect wanted in connection with the murder of Jason Coulthart. One month has passed since Coulthart’s remains were discovered, and investigators emphasize that the manhunt remains intense and ongoing. Johnson is believed to be at large and may be using aliases, including Jessica or Harley. To aid in her identification, authorities have released specific physical descriptors, most notably a rose or flower tattoo located on her left hand, extending from below the thumb toward the index finger. Additional markings include a tattoo on her right ankle, the design of which is currently unknown, and a large scorpion tattoo that extends from her left buttock down her left thigh. Investigators also suspect that Johnson may have altered her appearance by dyeing and cutting her hair to evade capture. The sheriff’s office has stated that every lead is being pursued and every tip is being investigated. A total reward of $16,000 is available for information leading to Johnson’s arrest. This reward is split between Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers and the Florida Sheriffs Association Criminal Apprehension Assistance Program, which are offering $11,000, and the U.S. Marshals Task Force, which is contributing an additional $5,000. The public is urged to contact the Walton County Sheriff’s Office at 850-892-8111 with any information regarding Johnson’s whereabouts. Anonymous tips can also be submitted through Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers by calling 850-863-TIPS, visiting their website, or using the P3 Tips mobile app. Authorities have warned that while Johnson may continue to run, law enforcement will not stop looking and remain confident that she will eventually be apprehended.