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Tragic Homicide in Faribault Home
FARIBAULT, Minn. (FOX 9) – Rice County prosecutors have filed murder charges against a 32-year-old woman for the alleged stabbing and strangulation of a 76-year-old man in his Faribault home.
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The Disturbing Discovery
Arlene Bell now faces a new charge of second-degree murder in connection to the death of Gary Lehmeyer. The Faribault Police Department was first alerted to the tragic incident when they conducted a welfare check on the 20 block of Mitchell Drive and found Lehmeyer dead inside his home.
Shocking Details Uncovered
Upon further investigation, it was revealed that Lehmeyer’s feet and neck were bound with a black power cord and he was wrapped in various bedding materials, indicating a heinous crime had taken place. The medical examiner’s preliminary autopsy report confirmed the manner of death as a homicide, with ligature strangulation and multiple sharp force injuries cited as the cause of death.
The Arrest and Revelations
The investigation took a significant turn when Bell was pulled over in Iowa while driving a vehicle suspected to be stolen from Lehmeyer’s residence. Bell claimed she was heading to Mexico, but her sudden and unplanned trip raised suspicions. She was found to be under the influence of narcotics, leading to her arrest and subsequent custody at the Dallas County Jail.
A Startling Confession
During police questioning, Bell admitted to stabbing Lehmeyer, citing fear as the motive behind her actions. She claimed a physical altercation ensued, despite Lehmeyer’s physical limitations due to Parkinson’s dementia. Following the attack, Bell bound Lehmeyer, took a shower, and fled the scene in his vehicle.
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Justice Prevails
The Rice County Attorney’s Office has assured the public that the extradition process for Bell will commence in the coming days, with a court date in Minnesota yet to be determined. The community remains in shock over the tragic loss of a beloved member, as the legal process unfolds to bring justice for Gary Lehmeyer.
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