A Texas man, Jared James Dicus, allegedly confessed to decapitating his newlywed, undocumented wife, Anggy Diaz, insider their rural home in Waller County, as police probe for a motive.
ordered held on $500,000 bail for allegedly murdering and decapitating his newlywed bride inside the home they shared on his family’s property, according to reports.
Guidry said deputies first responded to a call about a possibly deceased person at 4:18 p.m. Wednesday in the 200 block of Oak Hollow Boulevard. The newlywed couple lived in a small home behind another house occupied by Dicus’ parents on the same property in the rural, partially wooded residential area.
The weapon used was a kitchen knife, Guidry said. The sheriff also said investigators had a confession. "Diaz was this little ray of sunshine in his life," a neighbor, who grew up with Dicus, told KTRK-TV."She was optimistic. He made her happy, and she kept him in good spirits." The GoFundMe page, started by an uncle who considered himself Diaz's guardian, describes the crime as"a parent's worst nightmare."
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