According to the New York Post, a man admitted to fatally stabbing his papa around 50 days after entering a coroner’s office in Missouri last week and was later charged with first-degree crime.
After driving to the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, Jeffrey Goedde, 41, reportedly told officials that he killed his father, Edward Goedde Jr., claiming it was an accident. He was quoted by the New York Post as saying,” I made a mistake. I committed a murder, and I want to change myself in”.
According to the criminal complaint obtained by Law and Crime, Goedde described his reported behavior, saying his father, Edward Goedde Jr, 75, was “unconscious in the kitchen” of their shared apartment and “bleeding from his mouth and back”.
Goedde admitted to using a kitchen knife, other arms, and yet his arms but said he don’t fully understand the incident, according to the legal problem.
Through a room windows, police entered the Manchester house to conduct a welfare check. Outside, they noticed a strong taste of chlorine. Edward Goedde was found dead, experience down in the kitchen, with many accidents.
An autopsy revealed the victim had around 50 attack scars, broken bones, evidence of suffocation, and blunt force trauma to the head, face, and up. A trash can with a kitchen knife thought to be the murder weapon was found about five foot from the system.
After officials informed Jeffrey Goedde of the discovery, he reportedly said he knew he couldn’t keep “because he accidentally killed people” and asked for a lawyer, declining to answer more questions.
Goedde turned himself in at the coroner’s office rather than Manchester officers, according to Jefferson County Sheriff Dave Marshak, good because he had faith in the company.
Goedde is accused of military criminal activity and first-degree death. He is being held without bail until January 16 and is scheduled to show up in court.
