"Strangled": the confession of a young man who murdered his pregnant mother-in-law in a cemetery

Ian Magnus Anselmo, 20 years old, He was arrested and charged with murder for the death of his mother-in-law, who was pregnant: Struck and strangled in a cemetery in the city of Eustis, central Florida, a local newspaper reported.

The son-in-law was arrested last week at Greenwood Cemetery in Lake County. after calling the 911 emergency line and reported that he had killed Sue Ellen Kathleen Anselmo (39), reported the WKMG channel.

"I killed my mother, she died, I choked her"Anselmo told the law enforcement official who answered his call.

Police officers who came to the crime scene They found the woman sitting in the driver's seat bleeding from her nose and mouth and with a cable around the neck.

The woman was transported to the AdventHealth Hospital, where they could not do anything to save his life.

In an updated press release, the Eustis police He said he died Monday afternoon at the Orlando Regional Medical Center.

The statement that the police took they do not mention what the victim did in the cemetery, I was six weeks pregnant and Anselmo.

The young man told officers at the crime scene that his father was going to be very upset with what he had done.

Anselmo was accused of second-degree homicidebut the charges against him could be raised.

Sue Ellen Kathleen AnselmoThe woman who, according to the police, was strangled by her stepson in an Eustis cemetery last week arrived at the hospital grave on Saturday but Monday. died, informed the State Prosecutor's Office and the local police department.

Anselmo, 39, was pronounced dead at 14:04 by doctors at the Orlando Regional Medical Center Hospital. Authorities stated that she was pregnant.

As a result of the woman's death, Attorney General's office plans to update the charge of attempted murder in second year against Ian Magnus Anselmo, the son-in-law of Sue Ellen.

"We will evaluate the case and we will take the appropriate presentation decision"said US Deputy Attorney Emily Curington, the prosecutor in charge of the case. options vary between murder and homicidebut the final decision will be made once you have seen all the information.

The date of submission of the charges and the deadline is April 8said the federal prosecutor.

With information from EFEUSA