Mike Martindale The Detroit News Published 2:13 PM EST Mar 5, 2019 Lansing — Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced a murder charge Tuesday against a 32-year-old man suspected in the disappearance of Danielle Stislicki. A charge of premeditated first-degree murder was filed Monday in 47th District Court in Farmington Hills against Floyd Russell Galloway, according to online court records. He’s to be arraigned at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday in 47th District Court in Farmington Hills. “I am committed to all of you, we are obviously going to be prosecuting your daughter’s killer and we will not rest until she gets the justice she deserves,” Nessel said at a news conference that included Stislicki’s parents and sisters. “We are all here today for them. … This young woman had everything to live for,” Nessel said. Stislicki, of Farmington Hills, disappeared Dec. 2, 2016. She was last seen leaving her office at MetLife in Southfield. The 28-year-old who went by “Dani” had plans to meet a friend for dinner that evening but never showed up. The next day, Stislicki’s locked vehicle was found parked outside her apartment complex with her purse inside. “Right from the start, we knew something was wrong,” Farmington Hills Police Chief Chuck Nebus said. “Danielle always was and is a kind soul. We know she is no longer with us but she is still missing,” said Ann Stislicki, the missing woman’s mother. Nessel said she asked Farmington Hills detectives to meet with her in January after she took office to discuss the… [Read full story]
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