A Florida woman in a pink and black Glock stalked her boyfriend, whom she suspected of cheating on him, and shot and killed his alleged mistress through the car window, deputies say.
katherine kelly on Saturday, Oct. 24, in Port St. after initially claiming to have opened fire in “self-defense,” according to the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office. He said he wanted to “make a point” by shooting at John.
When asked if she felt guilty, Kelly, 24, said she believed in “karma” because the other woman “should have known” that her boyfriend was in a relationship. We.
According to the statement, the woman was shot in the left shoulder and taken to the hospital.
Court records show Kelly, of Cocoa, is charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, shooting into an occupied vehicle and displaying or using a firearm during a felony.
The woman Kelly allegedly shot told investigators that Kelly’s boyfriend sent her a text early Saturday morning asking if she wanted to “hang out,” according to the affidavit.
The affidavit states that Kelly’s boyfriend picked up the woman from her home in a Volkswagen vehicle and then drove with her to an open field near her friend’s house.
The car allegedly belonged to Kelly, who “took deliberate and purposeful steps” by following the pair. [her boyfriend’s] location,” the statement reads.
According to deputies, Kelly took an Uber to their location and texted her boyfriend, warning him that she was “going to shoot someone.”
Kelly eventually arrived and approached the car, pulled the Glock from her purse and fired a shot, striking the other woman through the car’s passenger window, according to the sheriff’s office.
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Kelly’s boyfriend then took the woman to his home and left before first responders were called, the affidavit states.
Deputies detained Kelly at her apartment in Cocoa, where she lived with her boyfriend, according to the affidavit. The woman allegedly admitted to the shooting and told deputies that the gun she used was inside her home.
Investigators reviewed text messages between Kelly and her boyfriend, which stated that she was aware of his boyfriend allegedly cheating on her after he had previously cheated on her with the same woman, the affidavit said.
The text messages were considered key evidence in the case, according to the sheriff’s office.
“You are a fraud,” Kelly allegedly wrote in a text message he sent before the shooting.
“Kelly’s deliberate and reckless actions are relevant to the determination of his intent that he acted with a premeditated plan to kill. [the woman]” he declares.
Kelly’s attorney did not immediately return a request for comment. We.
He will appear in court for a hearing scheduled for November 24.