A shock has caused in Florida, United States, the murder of the mother of a 10-year-old student committed in her home in Indiantown, at the beginning of the school year also affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The minor’s teacher witnessed through Zoom the crime scenes perpetrated by the woman’s ex-boyfriend.
The girl was preparing for her first day of virtual class due to COVID-19 through said digital platform, with the teacher on the other side, who had to turn off the volume so that the other students would not hear the discussion.
The teacher saw her student covering her ears when she heard the shots, then the transmission was cut off because a bullet shattered the computer screen.
Martin County Sheriff William Snyder said in a video on social media that a bullet hit the little girl’s screen.
The Martin County Sheriff’s Office reported that Donald J. Williams, 27, shot and killed his ex-girlfriend Maribel Rosado Morales, 32, on Tuesday.
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In the victim’s home, in Indiantown, more than 60 miles north of Miami, there were six children between the ages of 10 and 17, four children of Rosado and two cousins of the children, none of them Williams, the sheriff said.
“The teacher’s statement is that she heard a commotion. She overheard a loud conversation, noticed some kind of confrontation, silenced it, and then saw the 10-year-old put her hands to her ears, “said Martin County Sheriff William Snyder.
None of the children were injured, but several of them witnessed the shooting, Snyder added.
The Sheriff’s Office said Williams fled but was arrested with a stolen weapon.
Snyder said Williams confessed to the crime and faces charges of first-degree murder, armed robbery, and burglary, among others.
He noted that Morales had just been released from jail on a charge of domestic violence.
He specified that the couple had been separated for the last year and had a history of problems.
“It is a sad case. It’s a terrible case. He walked in and confronted her with something related to a video. Then we learned that there was a conversation about Facebook. And he says she started laughing and he got mad and shot her, “he explained.
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