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It's Tuesday October 1st. I'm your host, Ryan Williams.

In Texas, police were called after a woman showed up at her neighbor's house and stated that she had possibly killed her husband.

Over in Utah, detectives are called to the scene of a body that was found near a popular parking lot.

Fairly quickly, they were pointed to a suspect close to the victim. And down in Austin, Texas, police are called to a home for a reported welfare check.

Upon arrival, a resident of the home casually lit up a joint, cracked open a cold drink,

and advised officers to walk into the home where they found two dead bodies.

All of this coming at you right now here on Sword and Scale Daily. At around 1130 AM last Wednesday, police in Universal City, Texas received a call from a woman stating to her next-door neighbor

had come over to her house stating that she may have killed her husband.

When responding officers arrived at the Home on Rising Star.

They made contact with 61-year-old Constant Signwell and attained her for questioning.

As they made their way into Constance's home, they found her husband, 63-year-old Ronald Seinewell Jr, dead on the living room floor.

Ronald's body displayed obvious signs of trauma to his head and torso, and blood was found throughout the home.

During an interview with Constance, she allegedly admitted to investigators that

she had killed her husband in a quote, fit of rage, but couldn't quite recall what she used to kill him.

Evidence found at the scene however suggested that several items in the household could

have been used in the attack.

When asked about what led to the attack, Constance explained that she was

intoxicated and began looking for her Xanax prescription. When she learned that Ronald hit it from her, she told investigators that she struck her husband who subsequently fell to the ground.

After he fell to the ground, Constance continued striking him and didn't stop until he was too far gone.

Constance Seinewell has since been charged with murder and is currently held in the

Bexar County Jail. In the days that followed Ronald's death and Constance's arrest,

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