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I really, really, really hope it's not that little boy!
http://www.omaha.com/article/20090713/NEWS01/907129994
Published Monday July 13, 2009
Odor, flies hinted at body in house
By Roseann Moring and Susan Szalewski
Police say it could be up to a week before they can determine the identity of a severely decomposed body found inside a north Omaha home early Sunday.
Angela Manns, 46, was arrested Sunday on suspicion of first-degree murder after police found the body inside her house at 2857 Ida St. in the Minne Lusa area of north Omaha.
Manns has a son, Michael, who recently finished sixth grade at Minne Lusa Elementary School. An Omaha Public Schools spokeswoman said the boy recently changed his last name from Manns to Belitz.
Officer Jacob Bettin, a police spokesman, said Manns lived at the house with a child, but said police could not confirm whether Michael was the victim.
Bettin said police were called to check the well-being of the woman and the child. When they arrived at the house at 11:27 a.m. Sunday, Bettin said, they found the body.
The victim had been dead for a considerable amount of time, Bettin said.
Court records indicate that Manns was a defendant in several civil cases involving collection agencies, credit adjusters and the city's housing authority. She declared bankruptcy in 1996 and 2009, according to records.
One neighbor said there had been a strong smell at the home for about two weeks. She said when police opened a window, a swarm of flies came out.
The body remained in the house through late Sunday as police investigated.
http://www.omaha.com/article/20090713/NEWS01/907129994
Published Monday July 13, 2009
Odor, flies hinted at body in house
By Roseann Moring and Susan Szalewski
Police say it could be up to a week before they can determine the identity of a severely decomposed body found inside a north Omaha home early Sunday.
Angela Manns, 46, was arrested Sunday on suspicion of first-degree murder after police found the body inside her house at 2857 Ida St. in the Minne Lusa area of north Omaha.
Manns has a son, Michael, who recently finished sixth grade at Minne Lusa Elementary School. An Omaha Public Schools spokeswoman said the boy recently changed his last name from Manns to Belitz.
Officer Jacob Bettin, a police spokesman, said Manns lived at the house with a child, but said police could not confirm whether Michael was the victim.
Bettin said police were called to check the well-being of the woman and the child. When they arrived at the house at 11:27 a.m. Sunday, Bettin said, they found the body.
The victim had been dead for a considerable amount of time, Bettin said.
Court records indicate that Manns was a defendant in several civil cases involving collection agencies, credit adjusters and the city's housing authority. She declared bankruptcy in 1996 and 2009, according to records.
One neighbor said there had been a strong smell at the home for about two weeks. She said when police opened a window, a swarm of flies came out.
The body remained in the house through late Sunday as police investigated.