Oklahoma killer who murdered antiques dealer with plate previously decapitated man with chainsaw

An Oklahoma woman who is accused of murdering a New York City antiques dealer with a decorative plate, kitchen knife and "maybe a pen" previously decapitated another man with a chainsaw according to authorities.

Alex Ray Scott, 28, admitted to killing Robin Skocdopole ,63, in Broken Arrow, Okla when she was arrested in the unrelated murder of Kenneth Savinski, 64, in January of 2020 according to court records.

Details of the Oklahoma killing emerged during Scotts plea hearing on Monday in a Manhattan Supreme Court. Scott pleaded guilty to second-degree murder charges as well as multiple counts of criminal possession in Savinski's death.

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Scott allegedly killed and stole credit cards from Savinski on the Upper East Side of Manhattan January of 2020 after the two met on a dating app according to police. Scott apparently had no memory of commiting the murder when she turned herself into police. She told authorities "I think I may have killed someone last night," according to the indictment.

Scott was found with Skocdopole's credit cards in her possession when she was arrested, which prompted investigators to call her home in Broken Arrow. When she did not answer the phone police decided to check the home.

Police found Skocdopole's home empty of all her possessions, but they found pools and spaters of his blood all around the house according to a statement from the US Attorneys's office of the Northern District of Oklahoma.

Investigators later learned that Scoot had used two different kinds of saws to dismember him after killing him. This included cutting off the victims head according to the statement.

The dismembered remains of Skocdopole were found in a in a nearby creek that May.

Scott had been renting a room from Skocdopole and told friends and associates that had suddenly left for Dallas to explain the disappearance.

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In court on Monday, Scott said that she remembered using a decorative plate, kitchen knife and "maybe a pen" to murder Savinski. Police had found Savinski face down in. a pool of blood on his living-room floor with their throat slit and several stab wounds according to police.

Scott is also facing charges in her home state for allegedly sexually assaulting a 6-year-old boy. Scott will potentially serve a sentence of 22 years to life for the murder of Savinski. If she was ever paroled for that crime she will be sent back to Oklahoma to face a sentence for Skocdopole's murder. She is scheduled to appear back in court for Sept. 26 for sentencing in Savinski's murder.