Travis Watson is accused of taking part in the murder of Ariel Gonzalez and hiding the body in a closet after an all male threesome in Hollywood, Fla.

A threesome in a man’s Florida home during Hurricane Irma turned gruesome when he was killed by one of the male participants and left to decompose, authorities said.
Ariel Gonzalez was found dead in his Broward County apartment on Sept. 13 after a friend alerted police she hadn’t seen him for several days and noticed a foul odor coming from his house, the Miami Herald reported.
When police arrived at Gonzalez’s home they found him “wrapped in a comforter” and he had been decomposing.The sexual encounter between Gonzalez and two suspects — Travis Watson and Jacob Mitchell — happened on Sept.10 when Hurricane Irma hit the state, police said.
Travis Watson, 30,s accused of taking part in the killing of Ariel Gonzalez and hiding the body in a closet in Hollywood, Fla. has been arrested. His accomplice, Jacob Mitchell who is described in the arrest report as a white Hispanic cross-dresser, five-six or five-seven, medium build and a balding pate he covers with a long blond wig, is still on the run. Watson was booked into Broward County Jail, his bond was set at $100,000.
Mitchell refers to Watson as his husband, police said. Watson, who had been released from prison after completing a 13-year sentence, told cops that Mitchell was mad at Gonzalez for having oral sex with him, according to the Miami Herald.
An arrest report obtained by the paper states that Gonzalez invited the two men to his home where they had sex.

Ariel Gonzalez was murdered by Watson and Jacob Mitchell in Hollywood, Fla. home on a day before Irma made landfall

Mitchell is accused of beating Gonzalez with a broomstick and pouring hot grease on his head after Watson had asked Gonzalez where he kept his money, the Herald reported.
Neighbors told authorities that they saw two men leaving Gonzalez’s home during the hurricane.
Mitchell is still on the run. Watson was booked into Broward County Jail and is charged with robbery without a firearm, kidnapping, and failure to report a death. His bond was set at $100,000.
Police found Gonzalez on Sept. 13 after a friend notified them she hadn’t seen him in several days. When she went by his apartment at 2617 Lincoln St., she noticed a foul odor.
When officers entered, they eventually found Gonzalez with “some body parts wrapped in plastic and swathed in a comforter, with only a small portion of the head visible”.  “The visible part of the head had obvious signs of injury,”  according to the police report.
The dead man was in advanced stages of decomposition and was not immediately identified.
Officers observed chairs positioned along a wall in the dining room. One of the chairs was blocking the door, and another was overturned, with blood spatter and feces in several areas throughout the bedroom, as well as drag marks on the floor leading to the closet where the body was found, the report said.
Neighbors eventually identified Mitchell and Watson as leaving the apartment during Hurricane Irma, one of whom was wearing a long blonde wig. When Watson was picked up in Fort Lauderdale on a municipal ordinance violation Sept. 27, Fort Lauderdale cops let Hollywood know they had a person of interest in custody.
Watson told investigators aid Gonzalez hailed him and Mitchell on the street on Sept. 10, the day Irma hit,  whistling at them and saying, “My house, my house.”
Once there, Watson said, Gonzalez and Mitchell engaged in joint oral sex with him. But when Watson and Gonzalez engaged in anal sex, Mitchell accused Watson of cheating on him and wasn’t interested in getting his turn with Gonzalez.
Watson admitted to punching Gonzalez in the face while demanding where he kept his money. Gonzalez he said, refusal to answer, Mitchell began swinging at the victim’s head with a hanger and followed up with a broomstick. Then an extension cord.
After Watson tied the home owner’s hands tied behind his back with a belt, Mitchell poured hot grease on Gonzalez’s head, according to police reports.
Watson who claims he tried to stop Mitchell, remains in Broward County Main Jail in lieu of bond. He has been charged with robbery without a firearm, kidnapping in commission or facilitation of a felony, and failure to report a death to the medical examiner.