A woman in Maine was stabbed 484 times during an enthusiastic attack police said was carried out by a pair trying to steal Xanax pills and cash. rice field.
Perry's Kimberly Neptune, 43, said he suffered hundreds of wounds on his legs, stomach, neck and head when his brother, wrapped in a blanket, found a bloody body in April. State police detective Lawrence Anderson wrote: An affidavit opened on Wednesday,was obtained by Bangor DailyNews.
Donnel Dana, 39, and Kylie Bracket, 38, were charged with murder on April 29, more than a week after the brutal killing of Neptune.
Dana used to live with Neptune, but left her home in 2021. He and Bracket have a young child together.
A police affidavit accused Bracket of stealing Neptune and claimed that Dana and Bracket planned to rob her of 300 Xanax pills and cash.
"Bracket was talking to someone who listened to her," the affidavit said.
The day after Neptune was killed, Brackett allegedly told witnesses about a deadly attack.
According to the affidavit, Bracket told the Witnesses that he called Neptune on April 20 and arranged to meet him the next night.
When Bracket and Dana appeared together in Neptune's apartment, the man was allegedly charged with the victim, and the woman plundered the apartment in search of drugs, cash and jewelry.
Bracket tells witnesses "Kim is Dana the same person The quarrel with the victim is said to have been "out of control".
Immediately after 8:10 pm On April 21, Neptune's relatives called the police and asked for her welfare check.
A police officer who responded to her apartment on Perry's Thunder Road found the woman dead.
Police at the time released a screenshot offrom a surveillance video in the neighborhood. This shows a person in black clothes walking through the crime scene. That person was later identified as a bracket.
Brackets and Dana are not detained in Washington County Friday prison in custody.
Neptune was a member of the Passamaquoddy tribe who worked as a seasonal housekeeper. According to her obituary, she survives by her multiple siblings, nieces and nephews.
"Kim also showed her big heart and tender soul, and her willingness to help those she knew, showing her love and compassion for others. Was known for, "said the obituary.
