Who was Tyler Kinnon Nulisch? Florida man, 30, fatally shot by GF in a drunken stupor after a brawl

Publish date: 2024-04-30

MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA: A 30-year-old man, Tyler Kinnon Nulisch, was reportedly shot and killed by, his 33-year-old girlfriend, Brittany Holbrook, in the early hours of June 17 at a residence in Key West, Florida. The incident occurred following a night of drinking and a reported brawl. Although Holbrook, who has been arrested, claimed that Nulisch had strangled her, authorities did not find any evidence of injuries on her throat or broken blood vessels in her eyes, casting doubt on her self-defense claim.

On June 17, around 2.45 am, the Monroe County Sheriff's Office received a call regarding a medical emergency at a residence on Avenue F in Big Coppitt Key. According to an arrest affidavit, the couple's roommate, Jordan Kinn, contacted 911 and reported that Nulisch was seriously injured. Jordan also mentioned the presence of a significant amount of blood at the scene. 

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Officials found a 9mm handgun and bullet casing

Law enforcement deputies discovered Nulisch had sustained a gunshot wound on his back. They also found a 9mm handgun and bullet casing near him. Nulisch was immediately transported to Lower Keys Medical Center on Stock Island, but he succumbed to his injuries approximately an hour after the emergency call was received by the sheriff's office.

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Who was Tyler Kinnon Nulisch?

According to obituary, Nulisch was born on March 5, 1993, and was known for his captivating personality and infectious smile. He had a zest for life that was evident in his actions and interactions. He is survived by his mother Lisa Van Dyke, stepfather Tim Trivett, brother Tanner, niece AvaLynn and his dog Chief.

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The obituary read, "If you knew Tyler, you loved him. His beautiful smile would fill you with love and his easy spirit would brighten your day. He loved life in the Keys and lived it to the fullest. He always said 6 inches of water on the bully boat and Chief by his side was his perfect day. He loved his annual hunting trips to Tennessee with his best of friends. Tyler will be deeply missed by all. His aunts Jeanne (Paul) Fraga, Jane (Marcus) Dotson and Tia Joy Nulisch; cousins Clay (Dori) Fraga, Morgan (Marky) Pierson, and many friends who were his family."

A gathering to commemorate Nulisch's life took place on Saturday, June 24, at Keys Fresh Seafood Market in Stock Island. Attendees were invited to share their stories and memories. Instead of bringing flowers, the family requested that people take their dogs, go for a boat ride, enjoy the beach, go fishing, witness a beautiful sunset, and smile, as these were the activities that brought Tyler the most joy.

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