Florida Man Shot His Girlfriend, Then Ran Her Over in Front of His Daughter.. JESSICA ANTOLINI
You Can't UnhearShow Notes
On October 13, 2026, 30-year-old Jessica Antolini was shot outside Harbor Bar in Safety Harbor, Florida. Her boyfriend, 40-year-old Christopher “Dodge” Smith, is accused of shooting her during an argument and running her over with his vehicle while fleeing with his five-year-old daughter. Witnesses described Smith's disturbing behavior before the shooting, while arrest documents revealed an alleged confession to his mother and the heartbreaking words his daughter reportedly told deputies: “Daddy shot Jess.” In this episode of You Can't Unhear, we examine the Jessica Antolini murder case, the Florida bar shooting, the police pursuit, and the ongoing investigation into a devastating act of alleged domestic violence.
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