Isabelle Rose Johnson, 38, remains a fugitive wanted by the Walton County Sheriff’s Office for the alleged murder of Jason Coulthart, 43. Johnson is accused of killing Coulthart by placing a zip tie around his neck, an act that has not yet been tested in court but forms the basis of the prosecution’s working theory. Coulthart was last seen alive on May 24, 2026, and his body was discovered buried in a shallow grave on a Florida property on June 25. Johnson has remained on the run for weeks, evading capture by frequently changing her appearance and relying on a network of alleged accomplices. Arrest reports indicate that a small circle of individuals assisted Johnson in hiding the body and avoiding law enforcement. One witness reported that Johnson’s roommate, Bobbie Gean Wagstaff, 31, helped dig the hole used to bury Coulthart. Investigators describe Johnson as a master manipulator who has altered her look to evade detection as the search expanded across the state. To aid in the manhunt, authorities have released new images highlighting Johnson’s distinctive tattoos, which remain one of the few stable identifiers despite her use of disguises. The Walton County Sheriff’s Office is urging the public to pay close attention to these tattoos and to report any sightings of Johnson. The case has drawn significant attention due to the complexity of tracking a fugitive who utilizes a support network to disappear for extended periods. Deputies continue to piece together the roles of various individuals in the aftermath of Coulthart’s death. Johnson is still at large, and investigators are banking on public tips and the recognition of her tattoos to break the case open. The community is encouraged to remain vigilant and contact law enforcement with any information regarding Johnson’s whereabouts.