Unfaithful Wife, a teacher stabbed to death by her Florida Husband after taking suicide beside his crying baby.
Unfaithful Wife Stab To Death By Her Fiancé After Taking Suicide (PHOTO: Daily Mail)
Unfaithful Wife Stab To Death By Her Florida Man Fiancé After Taking Suicide
Saturday morning a Florida middle school teacher was found dead by the police inside their house and a man which is whose husband also dead and police believed that it was a murder-suicide.
According to Port. St. Police they supposed to visit the house for a welfare check, however, the door is locked. nobody answering and they only hear a baby who never stops crying so they decided to go inside the house through a sliding door which is open. They were shocked to see two dead people and believed that it is a married couple.
The dead man is Carlos Diaz, 25-years-old and the woman who is his wife is Amanda Hicks 26 years old. According to to the reports Carlos found out that his wife is being unfaithful to him that’s 25 years old so he murdered her and then took the gun and shot himself leaving their infant baby crying.
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Florida Man Stab To Death His Wife After Knowing That She Is Being Unfaithful And Took His Life After
One of Hicks’s friends said that the couple has been fighting over that issue and they have been working to fix it, she can’t believe that this will be happening. She added that the couple had been together for about three years. They met at Port St. Lucie school where they both previously worked. She also said that their relationship has been failing after Carlos found out that Hicks had an abortion after his family became suspicious he wasn’t the father because of the issue that she is being unfaithful. After him knowing the truth they decided to be separated and she said that Carlos wants full custody of the baby but Hicks rejected it. She even added that the couple have been madly in love with each other, and she can’t believe that their relationship will end up in tragedy.
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