Vacarelli, Gina TS#2011030642

Gina’s father, Donnie Vacarelli (1965-2050), was a drama coach and makeup artist at a local community theater. Her mother, Britney Beacher (1963-2058) was a golf instructor. It was widely accepted that the marriage was a sham to cover for lifestyles which, at the time, were still not widely accepted.  Gina was an only child.  

Gina attended Melbourne High School where she played on the school’s girls’ soccer team and competed in the state championships in 2010 and 2013. In the late spring of her senior year, it was discovered that Gina had been having a romantic relationship with the girls’ gym coach. The coach was forced to resign her job. Gina signed up for the United States Marines and left for basic training the week after graduation.

Gina distinguished herself during her two terms of service but also had repeated disciplinary incidents for fighting and sexual misconduct verbally and physically harassing other female marines. This kept her from advancing beyond the rank of private. After two terms, she did not reenlist.

Gina returned to Melbourne after the Marines and studied criminal justice at Eastern Florida State College. She joined the local co-ed flag football league but was suspended after breaking a male players leg. After the suspension, she only played two games before being removed after breaking another male player’s collarbone and cracking three of his ribs.

Once she graduated with an associate degree, she was hired by the Hoagland Institute for their security department.

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