He killed his neighbor, extracted her heart and served it at a dinner for his family

Oklahoma County, United States, is still in awe of multiple crimes committed by Lawrence Paul Anderson, 42, who confessed to killing his neighbor, cooking his heart and serving it to his family before to murder her uncle and a four year old daughter.

According to law enforcement officials, the killer went to the house of Andrea, her neighbor, rang the bell and stabbed her to death when she opened the door. Then he cut his heart, put it in a bag and left.

But this nightmare did not end here. After the crime, he returned home and put the organ in a saucepan to cook it. As he confessed, in a press release which is already in the court file, he wanted to “make a heart with potatoes” to feed his family and “free the demons”.

He was with his uncle, aunt and granddaughter. However, they never suspected how this story would end. After dinner, Lawrence pounced on them and stabbed them. Lyon Pye, 67, and the young girl, named Kaeos, died in an ambulance on the way to the hospital. While Delsie Pye survived despite serious injuries to various parts of the body including both eyes.

He was arrested following a 911 report from another neighbor. Officers immediately arrived at the scene and found the man “throwing up in the living room on pillows.” At the scene of the crime, some police officers had to leave several times due to the shock generated by the image.

However, the neighbor’s crime was not known until 48 hours later, when the murderer sat down in court and confessed. In a generous act, Andrea’s friends and family have created a campaign on the digital platform GoFundMe to cover the cost of the funeral for the woman, aged 41.

Kaeos’ mother, the murdered daughter, shared the anguish she suffers from the crime in dialogue with KFOR. “Right now, I’m feeling random bursts of pain, a total sadness that comes over you. My little soul is broken. We are devastated, ”he said.

This triple murder sparked outrage throughout the state of Oklahoma. Not only because of the gruesome scene Anderson left behind, but also because it appeared he had been released from prison earlier this year.

In 2017, he was sentenced to 20 years in prison for the offenses of carrying firearms and drug trafficking. However, state governor Kevin Stitt commuted the sentence on the recommendation of the Pardons and Releases Board. For this reason, in January he returned to the streets, living in the process with his uncles.