A man previously acquitted by reason of insanity for a public shooting spree has now murdered three innocent tourists near Disney World, exposing dangerous flaws in our mental health justice system that put American families at risk. Disney Area Murders Shock Tourist Community Three tourists met a horrific end Saturday afternoon when Ahmad Jihad Bojeh, 29, gunned them down outside their rental home in Kissimmee’s Indian Hills subdivision. The victims—Robert Lewis Kraft, 70, of Holland, Michigan, his brother Douglas Joseph Kraft, 68, of Columbus, Ohio, and a third unidentified man—were stranded due to car trouble when Bojeh emerged from his adjacent property and opened fire. Deputies discovered the bodies around 12:14 p.m., with two firearms later recovered from the killer’s home next door. Failed Justice System Enabled Deadly Rampage The most disturbing aspect of this tragedy involves Bojeh’s criminal history that should have kept him behind bars. In 2021, he was arrested for shooting at people and vehicles in a Kissimmee Wawa parking lot, injuring at least one victim. Despite this clear pattern of violent behavior toward innocent strangers, Bojeh was acquitted by reason of insanity and released back into the community. This represents a catastrophic failure of our justice system that prioritizes criminals’ rights over public safety. Sheriff Christopher Blackmon described the killings as appearing “random” with no known connection between the suspect and victims. Bojeh appeared in court Sunday where a judge found probable cause and ordered him held without bond at Osceola County Jail on three counts of first-degree murder. The investigation remains active as authorities work to contact the third victim’s family and complete ballistics testing on the recovered firearms. Tourist Safety Concerns Mount in Central Florida This senseless violence strikes at the heart of Florida’s tourism industry, occurring just miles from Walt Disney World where over 50 million visitors travel annually. The Indian Hills subdivision specifically caters to budget-conscious families seeking short-term rentals near the parks. Local resident Adam Andersen expressed community fears, noting Bojeh’s prior shooting made this tragedy “scary but not surprising.” The incident has left the neighborhood “rattled” and heightened parental concerns about vacation safety. Florida man randomly shot three tourists dead at rental property near Disney World pic.twitter.com/67BSCPYuYp — Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) January 19, 2026 This tragedy underscores the urgent need for justice system reform that prioritizes public safety over misguided sympathy for violent criminals. When someone demonstrates a clear pattern of randomly shooting at innocent people, they should not be walking free among families and tourists. The Kraft brothers and their companion paid the ultimate price for a system that failed to protect law-abiding Americans from a known dangerous individual. Sources: Man arrested after three tourists found dead in Florida Disney World Shooting 2025 December News Disney town sees 2nd death in week Two injured in shooting at Horizon West apartment complex