New Jersey Man Arrested for Murder of Addiction Recovery Advocate

David Shroitman faces charges in the planned murder of former classmate Maryrose Fealey, who was found stabbed outside her home.

27-year-old David Shroitman was arrested for the murder of his former high school classmate, Maryrose Fealey, who was found stabbed 37 times outside her New Jersey home.
Shroitman pleaded not guilty and faces charges including first-degree murder and possession of a weapon. A manifesto detailing the murder plan was found, suggesting premeditation.
Fealey was celebrated for her work in addiction recovery and founded the nonprofit 4TheYoungerMe. She was also involved with other nonprofits focused on drug-free communities and opioid epidemic awareness.
Investigators discovered evidence including surveillance footage of Shroitman near the crime scene and bleach-covered clothing in his apartment.
Fealey's community mourns her loss, remembering her as a supportive figure and a champion for those battling addiction.