Reportedly, the woman had called police shortly after 11 pm on Friday to report that she had killed her boyfriend with a sword.


A Missouri woman has been charged with killing her boyfriend with a sword on Christmas Eve.
As per Cape Girardeau Police, the 32-year-old Brittany Wilson was found outside the home she shared with her boyfriend Friday night with blood on her clothing, and a sword was lying in the front yard.
Reportedly, the woman had called police shortly after 11 pm on Friday to report that she had killed her boyfriend with a sword.
After officers arrested Wilson, they went inside the home and found her boyfriend, 34-year-old Harrison Stephen Foster, dead with several fresh stab wounds.
The accused told the police that she and Foster had taken methamphetamine earlier in the day. She also told investigators that she believed Foster had several other entities living in his body, and she was setting him free by stabbing him.
Wilson was being held Sunday in lieu of $2 million bond and charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action.

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