
A 55-year-old woman was beheaded in broad daylight Wednesday in Shakopee, Minnesota, a suburb of Minneapolis.
The decapitated body of America Mafalda Thayer was discovered lying on the ground next to a car by cops who responded to a mid-afternoon stabbing in Shakopee, Minnesota, according to KMSP.
She suffered multiple stab wounds.
The killing comes just days after the Minneapolis City Council voted 11-1 to put a measure on the November election ballot to disband the Minneapolis Police Department in favor of a public safety department.
DC just had to add 170 officers as crime skyrockets. Minneapolis also has a crime surge.
The Victim
The victim, Shakopee resident America Mafalda Thayer, was an employee of Dollar Tree and MyPillow, according to Fox-9 Minneapolis. Alexis Saborit, 42, also of Shakopee, was reportedly in an abusive long-term relationship with her, and he was arrested on suspicion of second-degree murder, according to the Shakopee Police Department.
My Pillow co-worker and friend, Jamie Worley said Thayer worked 70 hours a week, according to KMSP.
“I went there today and went to the store and got her a rose and a teddy bear to put on her desk. When I got there I didn’t even look at any other of my co-workers. I just stood at her desk with my head down. Everyone was just crying. It was a very emotional day and it still is,” Worley told KMSP.
A vigil was reportedly planned Thursday night at the scene of the execution.
A graphic video of the beheading was circulating on social media.
Shakopee PD tweeted a statement Wednesday about the homicide before the suspect was identified:
“On July 28, 2021, at approximately 2:31 p.m., Shakopee Police officers responded to a report of a homicide near the intersection of 4th Avenue and Spencer Street. A suspect is in custody, and there is no threat to public safety. An investigation is ongoing. We do not believe this was a random act of violence. We will release additional information at a later date. Again, there is no threat to public safety.”
Saborit was convicted in 2017 of domestic assault in Carver County, according to CBS-4 Minnesota.
Shakopee Police Chief Jeff Tate told ABC-5 he was “incredibly disappointed” that a cellphone video of the attack was posted on social media.
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WHat an incredibly immoral act, for the judge to release someone with such violent hatred.
Import Somalia and get Somalia.
But hey at least they will vote CPUSA for life but after the free stuff runs out some replacements will take it by force because Lady Nature abhors a vacuum.
O/T-an interlude of sanity as windows and sliding glass doors get replaced after a year with all prices marked up and union lunch breaks included.
What a golden faculty lounge utopia that has been built. (not really)