Police in the Universal City suburb of San Antonio said a Texas woman beat her husband to death after he hid her Xanax in their home and ran to a neighbors house to call 911
Constance Seinwill, 61, was arrested and charged with the murder of Ronald Seinwill, 64 The tragic incident occured at a property along Rising Star nearGuilford Forge in Universal City. When police got to the house, they saw Ronald lying on the floor in the living room with "signs of trauma to the head and torso."
Investigators said blood was found all throughout the house by the investigators. Constance was at the neighbor's house when the they called the police, claiming that Constance might have killed her husband.
During an interrogation, Constance told authorities that she and Ronald got into an argument. At some time, she hit Ronald and he collapsed to the ground. According to Constance, "she continued striking Ronald after he fell to the ground," the police report stated. She claimed she was unable to recall what she had hit Ronald with.
Constance allegedly flipped out because her husband hid her Xanax from her. “He had hid her Xanax from her,” Police Chief Johnny Siemens told KSAT. “She was in an intoxicated state at that point already.” According to Siemens, the murder weapon may have been found in the house, as detectives discovered various items.
According to their daughter, the pair spent 40 years together, as reported by local CBS affiliate KENS5. “My dad was my best friend,” she said. Her mother had anxiety and alcoholism issues, she said, but her father had been sober for 23 years. Then, seven years ago, her brother died.
“This shouldn’t have happened and I’m not too sure how to feel,” she said. “But at the end of the day they are both my parents and I will always love them.”
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In May, a Texas woman allegedly shot her husband in the head in their home while he slept. Deputies soon reprimanded Veronica Crow, 51, after her husband Damien Crow, 49, was found shot to death in her home. She was promptly charged with murder
According to the authorities, a "adult child" called Bexar County Sheriff's deputies at 4 a.m. from inside a house off Pico De Aguila, close to Kyle Seale Parkway.
Damian Crow had upper body and perhaps head gunshot wounds when he was discovered, according to Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar. The house had many shell casings, one of which was discovered close to the body. Salazar stated he thought Damian Crow was shot with a pistol while sleeping after the two supposedly experienced marital problems.
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