Brittany Wilson Arrested For Stabbing Her Boyfriend “Harrison Stephen Foster” To Death, Charges Explained
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A Missouri woman “Brittany Wilson” was seen smiling in her mugshot. She was accused of killing her boyfriend with a sword.
Police have charged Brittany Wilson, 32, of Cape Girardeau, with homicide in relation to the death of her boyfriend on Christmas Eve.
The police found Wilson with blood on her clothes after responding to reports of suspicious activity at her boyfriend’s house. Reports from KFVS say Wilson called the police and claimed she had killed him with a sword.
During the evening of December 24, the victim was discovered with “fresh stab wounds” in the basement of the couple’s shared home. Immediately after his family became aware of his murder, his identity was revealed as Harrison Stephen Foster, 34.
It was pronounced dead in the basement that Harrison Stephen Foster was found. Foster was stabbed three times, police said.
Who is Brittany Wilson?
Brittany Wilson is 32 years old and hails from Cape Girardeau, Missouri. An arrest has been made at her Barberry Street home in connection with an alleged murder of her boyfriend using a sword.
The couple reportedly lived together at 38 Barberry Street in the home of Brittany Wilson’s boyfriend, Harrison Stephen Foster. Foster, covered in blood, was seen outside the house the night of Foster’s murder.
In the bedroom of Wilson and Harrison Stephen Foster, 34, authorities found several stab wounds on her boyfriend.
The CBS affiliate report revealed that she had taken methamphetamine with Foster earlier in the day.
Wilson told the authorities about it.
Wilson claimed Foster had harvested body parts from individuals, the authorities added.
In addition to having been charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action, Wilson also has been taken into custody by local authorities to Cape Girardeau Municipal Jail.
The CBS affiliate report says that Brittany Wilson is being held on a $2 million bond.
Brittany Wilson allegedly admitted to the police she and Foster had taken meth earlier in the day. Apparently, Wilson claimed Foster kept harvesting body parts for several months and had a number of entities dwelling in his body. By stabbing him, she was “releasing him,” Wilson said.
Ankita Khanrah
Ankita Khanrah is a second-year student of the Master of Communication and Journalism (Integrated) programme at the School of Mass Communication, KIIT Deemed University, Bhubaneswar.
