Waller, Texas.- Angie Diaz was beheaded at the age of 4 months of marrying Jared James Dickus, who had been arrested for the crime and whose bail will be by the Texas County Attorney’s Office.
The body of a Latina originally from Nicaragua was found decomposed in the courtyard of the house. shared with my husbandwho, according to authorities, confessed to killing her.
James Dickus and Angie Diaz They were married last October, in a house located in the backyard of Dickus’s parents.
Dickus confesses to beheading Angie Diaz four months after marrying her
Dickus was arrested after his father said he noticed something strange after his son came home, so he went to where the young couple lived and found the woman dead, County Sheriff Troy Guidry explained.
The husband, without a previous criminal record, was arrested for the murder, which he later confessed to having committed with a kitchen knife.
One of the videos collected for the investigation is one in which he gets in a car and enters the convenience store where his wife worked, and where they met, to steal a can of beer.
The prosecutor’s office says Deeks, arrested last November for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, was extremely agitated and threatened police and prison staff.
In addition, he exhibited mood swings and violent behavior, including banging on windows, and had to be tied to a chair in order to have a sample of his blood taken.
They’ll Raise Angie Diaz’s Husband’s Bail
Waller County District Attorney’s Office (Texas) requested a one million dollar bond jares dickusLocal media reported on Tuesday that the Nicaraguan immigrant accused of beheading his wife two weeks ago.
Dickus, 21, is charged with murder on Jan. 11. Angie Diazof the same age as those who came to the United States undocumented.
James Dickus confessed to killing Angie Diaz four months after their wedding.
bail was initially set 500 thousand dollarsBut the prosecutor’s office has said the amount is not sufficient because the defendant was already on probation when he killed Díaz, according to court documents cited by ABC-13 channel.
The prosecutor’s office argued that the preliminary bail i wasn’t tall enough According to information cited by the television station, “to protect the community from his violent tendencies, but also from members of his own family”.
