MIAMI — Knaus Berry Farm is established to resume its seasonal functions Tuesday morning and started serving up its popular, warm cinnamon rolls that draw customers from all over South Florida.
The reopening will occur approximately eight months right after the dying of Rachel Knaus Grafe, a single of the homeowners of the farm who was overwhelmed to dying last February, allegedly by her son Travis Grafe.
CBS News Miami
In accordance to the farm’s internet site, doors are scheduled to open at 8 a.m. and customers could be standing in line to be among the the initial to purchase the sweet treats from the Homestead farm, positioned at 15980 SW 248th Street.
In prior decades, dozens of shoppers have assembled in the predawn darkness to get inside the store and acquire the sticky, sweet rolls.
Knaus Berry Farm, which has been owned by the household considering the fact that 1956, is also recognised for its milkshakes, smoothies, pies and strawberries.
Miami-Dade Corrections Dept
The farm generated headlines of a diverse sort pursuing the Feb. 17 attack on Grafe.
All through the late night incident, investigators reported at the time that the 66-yr-previous girl was crushed in her home alongside with her husband. Each were being hospitalized but the girl died immediately after currently being stated in vital affliction for numerous times.
In accordance to investigators, Travis Grafe was in the house and attacked the couple with a flashlight after demanding dollars.
Grafe continues to be in custody just after prosecutors filed a number of charges versus him in connection with the incident.
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