Mom’s Chilling Warning to Police Came First — Then They Found Her Boyfriend’s Decomposing Remains
A Colorado mom allegedly kept her boyfriend’s dismembered and decomposing remains in her home for months — and chillingly told police before the discovery that there are “no words for what you’re fixing to find out.”
Sheldon “Shelly” Wilson, 62, was charged with murder after her daughter walked her into the Colorado Springs police station Saturday and revealed that her boyfriend had died in March and was in her home, according to charging documents obtained by KOAA.
“You’re going to find out a lot more real soon, it’s bad,” she ominously told police, adding “there’s no words for what you’re fixing to find out…”
When cops visited the woman’s home, they discovered plastic containers that reeked of decomposition. Inside were the chopped-up remains of her boyfriend that she had told neighbors had been visiting family out of state.
Police searched the area outside of the home and found a mattress with dark staining, believed to potentially be blood, according to the charging documents.
Investigators asked Wilson if she thought she killed him, to which she responded, “I’m scared I might have,” police said.
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A Colorado mom allegedly kept her boyfriend’s dismembered and decomposing remains in her home for months — and chillingly told police before the discovery that there are…