Osteen Cemetery - Deltona, FL - Infamous Crime Scenes on Waymarking.com

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"A Florida woman who killed her neighbor, cut him up and cooked his remains will spend the rest of her life behind bars.

Angela Stoldt, 42, was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole Friday for the murder of 36-year-old James Sheaffer.

Stoldt and Sheaffer argued over money before Stoldt stabbed her neighbor in the eye with an ice pick and strangled him in a cemetery April 3, 2013.

She wrapped Sheaffer's head in plastic to prevent blood leaking in her car and transported the corpse to her house, prosecutors said.

Stoldt chopped him up in two kiddie pools and threw a leg in the oven and other limbs on the stove in an attempt to cremate the body, police said.

The mother told her daughter she was disposing of a dead deer. She even recruited her son to help dump the body parts in the trash.

A Volusia County jury spent three hours deliberating and found Stoldt also guilty of abuse of a dead body and tampering with physical evidence.

The Deltona mother shared a bank account with the limo driver, and they frequently fought over money."

Just to add a few more details to the newspaper account, the couple had been arguing about money. The victim, James Sheaffer didn't have a bank account and he needed somewhere to have his Social Security disability checks deposited. Stoldt agreed to have them deposited in her account for a $100 a month fee. Sheaffer agreed but continued to use all of his money, leaving none for Stoldt. After driving him to the Osteen Cemetery to discuss the money issue, Sheaffer supposedly threatened to kill Stoldt so she picked up an ice pick and stabbed him in the eye. After that, she grabbed a rope and strangled him and, for good measure, stabbed him in the other eye.

After this she took Sheaffer to her home, cut him up and boiled his head in a pot and roasted other parts in the oven. When she was finished cooking him, she bagged him and dumped him near the Osteen Cemetery. At this time, she used Sheaffer's phone to send out text messages to some of his family.

Sheaffer was reported missing by his family and a few weeks later, Stoldt's sister called the authorities to tell them that her sister was very emotionally distressed and needed help. When she was picked up for a 72 hour involuntary confinement, considered to be a danger to herself, she confessed to the Volusia County police that she had killed Sheaffer. She directed the police to the dumping spots where they found pieces of his body which had been attacked and eaten by animals. Sheaffer's head was never found.

Fascination about this gruesome murder interested the producers of the Oxygen Network and they created a show about the incident which debuted on Snapped in July 2016, episode 1712. (visit link) and (visit link)

Date of crime: 04/03/2013 Public access allowed: yes Fee required: no Web site: [Web Link]

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