3 Females Go Missing in Sarasota Bradenton Fl 2024 Laikyn West, Felicia Adams, Katie’ Sandt, Ronald Racki Admits Killing Laikyn West Maybe 3 Others

UPDATE FEB 20th, 2026. Ronald Racki a 75-year-old Venice man was arrested for the murder of 24-year-old Laikyn West a Bradenton woman who has been missing since September 2024, police said. Ronald Racki was arrested Friday, Feb 20th 2026 around 5:45 a.m. and charged with second-degree murder, investigators said. He is being held at the Sarasota County Jail without bond. Detectives said they found photos of West on Racki’s phone in which she was naked and bound with handcuffs and cable ties in Racki’s office, with hypodermic needles visible nearby. Later that day, detectives seized Racki’s phone and secured his truck and office pending a search warrant and that’s when, according to the affidavit, Racki admitted that he chloroformed West and paid her for sexual favors. Detectives said they got his medical records with a warrant and found a nurse’s note in which Racki reportedly said, "I killed four women six weeks ago." Is Ronald Racki a serial killer? Laikyn Marie West, 24, was reported missing on Sept. 16, 2024. On his Linkedin page Ronald Racki claims "entrepreneur and Business Man; Currently a respected on appointment auto dealer. In the recent past I started and successfully ran multiple restaurants and sports bars". How did Racki meet, abduct and murder Laikyn West?

Three Young Attractive Petite White Females Go Missing from Sarasota - Bradenton Fl Area in 2024, Vanished Without A Trace, Cops Have No Clues. Laikyn West, age 24, missing Bradenton Florida last seen Friday, September 13, 2024. Felicia Adams, age 27, missing Sarasota Fl, was last seen July 2024 at the Resurrection House 507 Kumquat Court in Sarasota (homeless outreach). Caitlyn ‘Katie’ Sandt, age 19, missing Bradenton Fl last seen October 2024.

Laikyn West, age 24, missing Bradenton Florida. MISSING ENDANGERED: Laikyn Marie West, 24, was last seen leaving her home in the 1000 block of 12th St. W. on Friday, September 13, carrying a backpack and getting into a white four-door sedan. She appears to have had a drug addiction. She has not been in contact with friends or family and has missed previously scheduled appointments, including an out-of-state flight. Laikyn is 5'3" with a thin build and dyed blonde hair. She has a tattoo on her upper right arm, a middle chest scar, and a large birthmark on the left side of her torso. If you have information on Laikyn's whereabouts call BPD at 941-932-9300 or email brian.gates@bradentonpd.com. 

Felicia Adams, age 27, missing Sarasota Fl. Felicia Adams had several drug related arrests that centered around the Newtown section of Sarasota Fl. Port Charlotte resident Misty Coppola said her last contact with her 27-year-old daughter was on July 21, 2024, when Felicia Adams told her mom that she would call her back. That call never came. She has since created a Facebook page called "Finding Felicia Adams" to investigate her daughter’s disappearance after having difficulty filing a missing person report through law enforcement, she said. Adams was reportedly last seen in August at the Resurrection house at 507 Kumquat Court (homeless outreach) in Sarasota by someone who messaged Coppola on Facebook.

Caitlyn ‘Katie’ Sandt, age 19, missing Bradenton Fl. 19-year-old Caitlyn ‘Katie’ Sandt has been missing since October 30th 2024, according to her mother Christina Sandt. Sandt said when her daughter turned 18 last year, she started coming home less, and hanging around the wrong crowd, spending a lot of her time on 18th Street in Bradenton. She also fell into drug addiction. “What I do know is that there are three people incarcerated that know, they were in Katie’s circle: one is a violent offender, one is a sex offender, and one is a drug addict,” said Sandt. The Bradenton Police Department continues to ask for information that will help bring Caitlyn Sandt home. She last contacted her family in late October 2024 and was reported missing in November. Her family is now offering a $5,000 reward for her safe return.

 

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Kimoy McDonald boss Binghamton NY narcotics money laundering case 3:22-cr-00358 with co-conspirator Kathleen Trynoski at 147 Bigelow St in April 2022.

FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS; Violent drug dealer Kimoy McDonald, 34, aka 'Kirk' and 'D' and 'Kenny Roq' was convicted in Federal Court on 12/18/2025 of a long laundry list of Drug Charges, Money Laundering, Aggravated ID Theft, Bank Fraud and Conspiracy to  Distribute Narcotics in Broome County NY and other areas during the 3 year 6 month long Federal Trial that took place in Utica and Syracuse NY that began in Binghamton NY on June 23rd, 2022. The east side Binghamton NY drug gang that was run by Kimoy McDonald (May 2019 to June 2022) was further investigated by Special Agent Ryan P. Swift U.S. Department of Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), specifically the Syracuse NY Resident Field Office, HSTF New York.  

MEDIA BLACKOUT; None of the information about Kimoy McDonald and his east side Binghamton NY drug gang arrests and trials and convictions was ever published in the Binghamton Press or on local TV like WBNG (Channel 12): The CBS affiliate for the Southern Tier with news on WBNG 12 News or WIVT (Channel 34): Carries the ABC network or WBGH-CD (Channel 34.2): Carries NBC programming. The initial arrest of Kimoy McDonald on June 22nd, 2022 in the parking lot of his apartment complex on Reynolds Rd Johnson City NY never made the local media nor did his subsequent arraignment before local Magistrate Judge Miroslav Lovric at the Federal Building and US Courthouse 15 Henry Street, Binghamton, NY the very next day on June 23, 2022, all very secret. https://www.pacermonitor.com/public/case/46318808/USA_v_SEALED. The case was further investigated by Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Syracuse NY resident field office Special Agent Ryan P. Swift.

Sentence: Kimoy McDonald was sentenced to 144 months (12 years) in Federal prison. Restitution: Additionally, Kimoy McDonald was ordered to pay restitution of $443,272.12 to the J.P. Morgan Investment bank he defrauded as part of his money laundering, ID theft operation with the drug proceeds.  

The Mac Baller Brims are a set of the national Bloods gang, primarily based in the Bronx, NY, that established a significant drug trafficking operation in the Binghamton area, leading to major federal law enforcement actions. Active in Binghamton from at least September 2009 through March 2014 and now into 2022, the gang, also known locally as the "MacBallers," distributed large quantities of crack cocaine, powdered cocaine, heroin, and marijuana. The gang acquired drugs mainly from New York City suppliers and used rental vehicles, prepaid cell phones, and a local business, the "17 East" nightclub on Clinton Street, as a "clubhouse" to coordinate their activities. They also used firearms, including handguns, for protection and violence. The Mac Ballers group had a branch in upstate Binghamton that supplied local dealers who sold the drugs on the campus of SUNY Binghamton. That branch was dismantled by authorities.

Violent drug dealer Kimoy McDonald is out of the Bronx NY, most likely he is an associate of the Mac Baller Brims gang a set of the Bloods gang operating primarily in the Bronx and other parts of New York City and in Binghamton NY. BINGHAMTON, NY March 26, 2014—United States Attorney Richard S. Hartunian announced that 14 members and associates of the Bloods street gang known as the “MacBallers” were charged today by way of a felony criminal complaint in federal court in Binghamton, New York, with engaging in a drug trafficking conspiracy. SAQUAN JOHNSON, a/k/a “Banga,” a/k/a “Sa,” 23 years old, is a member of the MacBallers gang and is known as an enforcer/shooter who was responsible for the distribution of large amounts of crack cocaine, powder cocaine, heroin, and marijuana to other members of the MacBallers’ drug trafficking conspiracy. The investigation leading to today’s arrests and charges was conducted by members of a task force comprised of the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Binghamton, New York; FBI Albany Field Office and FBI New York Field Office; Broome County District Attorney’s Office; Binghamton Police Department; New York State Police; Broome County Sheriff’s Office; Johnson City Police Department; Endicott Police Department; and the U.S. Marshals Service.

"Kimoy McDonald aka 'Kirk' aka Kenny Roq, is an individual from the Bronx, New York, who has been in the news due to his involvement in a significant federal drug case in Binghamton, New York, which concluded with his conviction (plea deal) and sentencing December 18th 2025 in Syracuse NY. The legal proceedings related to this individual were notably sealed for several years, adding a layer of complexity and intrigue to the public record. Here is a detailed elaboration on the public information available regarding Kimoy McDonald, aka 'Kirk', aka 'Kenny Roq'. Federal drug conspiracy case 3:22-cr-00358.

Background and Criminal Enterprise; Kimoy McDonald, aged 34 with a date of birth of September 19, 1991, originally hails from the Bronx, New York. He established and led a 10-member drug gang that distributed substantial quantities of narcotics, including methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine, and fentanyl, throughout Broome County, NY, and potentially extending into northern Pennsylvania. Federal drug conspiracy case 3:22-cr-00358 . Sentencing as to co-conspirator Joshua Matthews IS NOW set for Wednesday, August 5, 2026 at 11:00AM in Utica. Appearances required in Court in Utica, NY. 

To facilitate his illegal activities and launder the significant amounts of money generated, reportedly thousands of dollars weekly, McDonald utilized a sophisticated money laundering scheme involving the creation of fake businesses and defrauding various banks. Kimoy McDonald maintained an apartment on Reynolds Road in Johnson City, NY, which served as a hub for storing and distributing the narcotics from May 2019 until his arrest  June 22, 2022. 


Arrest, Trial, and Conviction; McDonald's operations came to an end with a series of sweeping arrests of his gang members in June 2022. Following these arrests, the case was unusually kept under a strict seal in the US District Court for the Northern District of New York in Syracuse, meaning the general public and local media outlets were largely unaware of the legal proceedings for over three years. 

The federal trial was protracted, secret, and sealed lasting approximately 3 years and 6 months. On December 18, 2025, the seal was lifted upon his conviction and sentencing. Conviction: Kimoy McDonald was found guilty of a comprehensive list of charges, including various drug charges, bank fraud, money laundering, aggravated ID fraud, and conspiracy to distribute narcotics. Sentence: He was sentenced to 144 months (12 years) in federal prison. Restitution: Additionally, he was ordered to pay restitution of $351,732.00 to the banks he defrauded as part of his money laundering operation. 
Connections to Unsolved Cases; An interesting and somber aspect of the information available online revolves around the timing of McDonald's activities and an unsolved murder in the Binghamton area. Aliza Spencer Murder: On April 21, 2022, 12-year-old Aliza Spencer was shot and killed near corner of Bigelow Street and Chamberlain in Binghamton, NY. The murder case remains unsolved. Kimoy McDonald's Proximity: Public records indicate that Kimoy McDonald, driving a dark gray Wrangler Rubicon Jeep, was present on Bigelow Street multiple times in April 2022 to deliver drugs to a co-conspirator, Kathleen Trynoski, who lived at 147 Bigelow St., Binghamton NY for at least 3 years by April 2022. Kathleen Trynoski appears to have been living at 147 Bigelow St Binghamton NY in April 2022. Anyone with information as to who shot Aliza Spencer is encouraged to contact Binghamton Detectives at 607-772-7080.

PRIOR ARREST: On Friday, January 7th, 2022,  the Broome County Special Investigations Unit Task Force executed a narcotics search warrant on Murray St., Binghamton. Investigators recovered: 
– Approximately 2.6 Ounces (75 grams) of Methamphetamine
– Approximately 2.7 grams of Heroin
– Approximately $500.00 in suspected drug sale proceeds
– 50 Tabs of LSD
– 38 Suboxone Strips
– Narcotic Packaging Materials. 

Investigators charged Dustin Farrell and Kathleen Trynoski in the investigation. Additionally, NYS Department of Community Corrections and Supervision issued a Parole Violation warrant for Farrell. Arrestee #2: Kathleen Trynoski, 44, living at 147 Bigelow St., Binghamton NY. Charges filed on Kathleen Trynoski:  
– 2 Counts – Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 3rd (sub 1) – a class B Felony 
– 2 Counts – Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 3rd (sub 2) – a class B Felony 
– Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 3rd – (sub 7) – a class B Felony 
– Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 4th – (sub 2) – a class C Felony. 
– Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 5th – (sub 1) – a class D Felony.

There is a whole lot more to the story of drug dealer Kimoy McDonald and his east side of Binghamton NY gang that has not been revealed in full, especially the part about Kathleen Trynoski case 3:22-CR-00358 co-conspirator with Kimoy McDonald and who was living at 147 Bigelow St Binghamton NY in April 2022 when Aliza Spencer was shot and killed. SENTENCING MEMORANDUM FOR BINGHAMTON NY DRUG DEALER as to Kathleen Trynoski: case 3:22-CR-00358 (co-conspirator with Kimoy McDonald). Pursuant to the Order of the Hon. David N. Hurd, Senior USDJ, and the request of counsel, the Sentencing as to Kathleen Trynoski IS NOW set for Wednesday, April 22, 2026 at 12:00pm in Utica, NY (this is the 4 year anniversary of the murder of Aliza Spencer in Binghamton). Defendant Trynoski is remanded to the custody of the USMS pending sentencing. Anyone with information as to who shot Aliza Spencer is encouraged to contact Binghamton Detectives at 607-772-7080.

Timeline Coincidence: McDonald was reportedly at the specific Bigelow Street address approximately one week before the murder took place. This proximity in time and location has been noted by some private investigators as a potentially relevant, though not officially linked, coincidence in the ongoing investigation of the unsolved murder. In summary, Kimoy McDonald, aka 'Kirk', was the head of a significant drug trafficking operation whose federal conviction recently brought his activities to light, revealing a complex web of crime and an intriguing, potentially related, local mystery. 

 

Kimoy McDonald aka Kenny Roq was widely known to carry a gun, he is seen here at a Atlanta gun range. Back in July 2017 Kimoy McDonald aka 'Kenny Roq', Bronx, New York (known to carry a gun), was one of three men who inadvertently left a bag containing a pistol and over $10,000.00 in cash in a shopping cart at Fairway Market in Stamford Conn. Kimoy McDonald was known to have a firearm on/in his person at all times. Evidence supporting contested sentencing enhancements for Kimoy McDonald in this case 3:22-CR-00358 including a). possession of a dangerous weapon. b). credible threat of violence. DECISION and ORDER as to Kimoy McDonald: ORDERED that 1. The Government's motion(s) for sentencing enhancements are GRANTED IN PART and DENIED IN PART; The Government's request for a two-level sentencing enhancement pursuant to Guideline § 2D1.1(b)(1) for the possession of a firearm in relation to a drug crime is DENIED (he was known to carry a gun).

FEDERAL COURT RECORDS; Full docket text: TEXT Minute Entry for proceedings held before Judge David N. Hurd in Utica, NY. Sentencing Hearing as to Kimoy McDonald (2) held on 12/10/2025 on Counts 1, 4, 5, 6, 14, 16, 17 of Superseding Indictment 3:22-CR-358. Kimoy McDonald appears with attorney Randi J. Bianco, Supervising AFPD. Court strikes docket entry No. 342, rules on Guideline application and advises of defendant of rights. Defendant's Attorney speaks. Speakers on behalf of defendant. Defendant advised of right to speak. Defendant speaks. Kristen L. Grabowski, AUSA moves sentence. Upon his plea of guilty to Counts 1, 4, 5, 6, 14, 16, 17 of Superseding Indictment 3:22-CR-358, Defendant Kimoy McDonald is sentenced to a term of imprisonment of 144 months (12 years). This term consists of 120 months on Counts 1, 4, 5, 6, and 17, and 24 months on Counts 14 and 16, to run concurrently with each other but consecutively to all other counts, as required by statute. Court recommends defendant participate in substance abuse treatment while incarcerated, as well as be placed in a facility close to his family in Bronx, New York. Supervised Release term of 5 years. This term consists of 5 years on Counts 1, 4, and 6; 3 years on Counts 5 and 17; and 1 year on Counts 14 and 16, all to be served concurrently. The Court then adopts these special conditions and makes them a part of the record.

The Court finds these conditions are necessary and justified in this case based upon the nature of the instant offense, as well as defendant Kimoy McDonald's personal history and characteristics as outlined in detail in the presentence report, and to promote rehabilitation. Additionally, the Court believes substance abuse and financial conditions, including a condition relating to the disclosure of financial information, and a search condition are necessary and justified in this case to ensure compliance with the other conditions of supervision and to facilitate the payment of restitution. 

Restitution is ordered in the amount of $351,732.12 to J.P. Morgan Chase. The Court gives notice that this case involves other defendants; specifically, Sealed Defendant #1, Kyle Holbrook, and Michael Sullivan, who are named in Docket Number 3:22-CR-358 and may be held jointly and severally liable for payment of all or part of the restitution ordered in this case. No Fine or interest is ordered. Special assessment of $700 is ordered, which is due and payable immediately. Defendant shall also forfeit to the United States all right, title, and interest in the full value of the two money judgments as outlined in the Preliminary Order of Forfeiture, representing the unrecovered proceeds regarding Counts 1 and 6. Both parties advised of right to appeal. Defendant is remanded to the custody of the USMS accordance with the sentence imposed. Counts 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 15 of Superseding Indictment are dismissed on motion of the Government. Appearances: Kristen L. Grabowski, AUSA for Government; Randi J. Bianco, Supervising AFPD for defendant Kimoy McDonald. (1:30pm - 2:30pm) (Court Lisa Mazzei) (PT McBrearty, CRD) (ptm).

Binghamton drug dealer Kimoy Mcdonald got a 144 month (12 year) federal prison sentence on Dec 18th 2025, as of Feb 14, 2026 he has been transferred to the Lewisburg federal penitentiary, the Big House, in Lewisburg PA about a 3 hour drive to the Bronx NY, so much for him getting prison time close to the Bronx and his pals. Inmates at the medium-security facility face risks of violence,, inconsistent medical care, and, for some, dangerous abrupt discontinuation of mental health medication. Jimmy Hoffa of Teamsters fame and the mob, ranks among the lockup’s most infamous residents. Hoffa was famous before being sent to prison. Others gained notoriety solely because of their crimes. John Gotti, “Teflon Don” and reputed boss of the Gambino Crime Family, served there. Whitey Bulger served there, too. His own exploits are the basis of several films and TV shows, including “Black Mass” starring Johnny Depp and “The Departed,” a Scorcese movie in which Jack Nicholson depicted “Frank Costello,” reportedly loosely based on Bulger. Enoch Johnson and Dutch Schultz, central characters to the show “Boardwalk Empire,” were also inmates at Lewisburg. Paul Vario and Henry Hill are among those depicted serving in “Mafia row” at Lewisburg in yet another Scorcese film, “Goodfellas.” There’s a famous scene from the 1990 flick in which Vario and Hill, portrayed by Paul Sorvino and Ray Liotta, respectively, are among a small group living lavishly by prison standards — drinking wine, cooking steaks, receiving lobsters on ice, slicing garlic with a razor blade. Here’s a look at the time some famous spent in the Lewisburg penitentiary since it opened in 1932 — one of four federal prisons operated by the Bureau of Prisons after it was established in 1930, but the first built specifically for the government agency. Jimmy Hoffa arrived at the front gates of the Lewisburg federal penitentiary on March 7, 1967. Dressed in a two-piece suit, the 54-year-old Teamsters Union boss carried a topcoat over his hands to shield the handcuffs clasping his wrists together. He was described as “visibly shaken” but also said to smile and nod to reporters and photographers gathered to observe his entrance.

UPDATE BINGHAMTON (WBNG) -- On Wednesday January 18th, 2023 at approximately 3:59 p.m. members of the Broome County Special Investigations Unit Task Force took down Taykwann Browne, DOB 05/25/1996, out of Brooklyn NY who was wanted for a homicide by the New York City Police Department, while he was operating a motor vehicle on Binghamton’s East side. Taykwann Browne fled this stop by driving in the direction of a police officer and across a front lawn of a residence and left the area at a high rate of speed. A short time after, Browne was involved in a motor vehicle accident in the area of Eldredge Street and Brandywine Avenue, the operator of the vehicle Browne collided with called 911 and advised which way Brown fled the accident on foot. A short time later Browne was taken into custody by members of the Broome County Special Investigations Unit Task Force on the railroad tracks nearby. Taykwann Browne DOB 05/25/1996 had in his possession during the arrest, one loaded 9mm Ruger brand handgun, approximately 12.9 grams of fentanyl pills and drug paraphernalia items used in the sale and distribution of controlled substances. Taykwann Browne appears to link to Kimoy McDonald, they were both working the same east side of Binghamton NY neighborhood in 2022. 

Taykwann J. Browne, DOB 05/25/1996, was sentenced in Broome County Court on Aug 23rd, 2023 to 10 years in prison followed by five years of post-release supervision, after pleading guilty to a charge of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, a felony. Browne, who was on parole for a 2015 robbery conviction in Brooklyn, also faces murder charges in New York City, according to the Broome County District Attorney's Office.

United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Jay Clayton, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, Joseph Nocella, Jr., Assistant Director in Charge of the New York Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”), Christopher G. Raia, Special Agent in Charge of the New York Field Office of Homeland Security Investigations (“HSI”), Ricky J. Patel, Special Agent in Charge of the New York Field Office of Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation (“IRS-CI”), Harry T. Chavis, Jr., and Commissioner of the New York City Police Department (“NYPD”), Jessica S. Tisch, joined federal partners on Dec. 10, 2025 to announce the establishment of the Homeland Security Task Force (“HSTF”) New York. Co-led by HSI and the FBI, the HSTF New York will serve as a first-of-its-kind task force that utilizes a whole-of-government approach to identify, disrupt and dismantle criminal cartels, Nicolas Maduro Moros, foreign gangs, and transnational criminal organizations (“TCOs”) in New York (like Mac Ballers) and throughout the United States. 

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