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Angela Stoldt told officials she took a hacksaw to her neighbor’s body last year and tried to cook away evidence of James Sheaffer.
According to reports, Angela Stoldt tried to cremate her neighbor’s body by putting several body parts in an oven and in pots on the stove. When that didn’t work, she put his body parts in bags and threw them in the trash, authorities said.
Officials said a grand jury in Daytona Beach last week upgraded Stoldt’s charges to first-degree murder from second-degree murder in the death of her neighbor, James Sheaffer.
Law enforcement officials said Stoldt relied on Sheaffer for money, although their relationship was platonic, and that money was the motive for the killing.
Stoldt is being held without bail.
Agencies/Canadajournal
