17-Year-Old William Brandon Aydelott Confesses To Killing Mother On Christmas Eve In Florida (Video)

By

Sharon Aydelott, a Florida teacher, was "found brutally murdered with a knife plunged into her eye on Christmas Eve" by her 17-year-old son William Brandon Aydelott who confessed to the crime to police, The Huffington Post reported.

The 17-year-old did not live with his mother since September and murdered her after a heated argument, as reported by The Northwest Florida Daily News.

The State Attorney told The Pensacola News Journal that the 17-year-old will be tried as an adult, and will face second-degree murder charges for "allegedly beating his [mother] with a baseball bat and stabbing her repeatedly."

The prosecution will try to get a first-degree premeditated murder indictment, The News Journal also reported.

The crime was discovered by a visitor "who arrived to see the teacher at 8:30 on Christmas Eve, but found the front door ajar and smeared with blood," The New York Post also reported. 

"It was very brutal, very heinous," said Sheriff's Office Public Information Officer Rich Aloy.

"Brutal is the only way to describe it."

"Santa Rosa Sheriff's deputies found the younger Aydelott three hours later when they located his vehicle at a nearby home, station WALA reported. Neighbors told the station that Sharon was a single mom who is survived also by a daughter," as reported by The New York Post. 

Tags
William Brandon Aydelott, Son Kills Mother, Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office, Murder Charges
Join the Discussion
More Home News
Texas Federal Judge Blocks $8 Cap on Credit Card Late Fees, Citing Potential Constitutional Issues

Texas Federal Judge Blocks $8 Cap on Credit Card Late Fees, Citing Potential Constitutional Issues

Over 1 Million Tax Refunds Annually Redirected for Child Support at Risk Due to IRS Policy Shift

Over 1 Million Tax Refunds Annually Redirected for Child Support at Risk Due to IRS Policy Shift

Sacramento Launches $700 Monthly Support to Low-Income Families: Find Out If You're Eligible

Sacramento Launches $700 Monthly Support to Low-Income Families: Find Out If You're Eligible

Mamas First Act Reintroduce Ahead of Mother’s Day to Address America's Maternal Mortality Rates

Mamas First Act Reintroduce Ahead of Mother’s Day to Address America's Maternal Mortality Rates

Real Time Analytics