Hello and welcome to Sword and Scale Daily.

I'm your host, Ryan Williams.

It's Tuesday, January 7th, and this is your Daily True Crime Report.

Coming up on Sword and Scale Daily, a Minnesota man was charged with second-degree murder after

allegedly shooting a woman multiple times because she honked her horn and yelled at him to

hurry up.

In Oklahoma, a 30-year-old man and his 17-year-old girlfriend are both facing charges in the

murder of 17-year-old Kirsten Patterson.

The victim and the suspects reportedly knew one another, and the motive for the alleged

murder is said to have been revenge for a sexually transmitted infection.

Finally, in Massachusetts, an art professor is accused of attacking a long-time friend

in colleague with a rock, garden sheers, and a fire poker reportedly because of unrequited

romantic feelings towards the victim.

All this and more, coming up on Sword and Scale Daily.

The Star Tribune reports that on Friday, 56-year-old Angela Borison of Badger Minnesota was charged

with a second-degree murder and second-degree assault in the death of 51-year-old Angela

Wynn.

On January 1st, Borison called 911, telling the dispatcher, I shot her.

When officers arrived at the scene, they found a dark-colored minivan parked in front of

the house.

On the ground, near the driver's side door, were glass shards and three empty shotgun shells.

Investigators also found a firearm near the entryway to the home.

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