Mom Claims She Killed Daughter, 14, To Protect Her From Elon Musk, Police Say

A Wisconsin mother allegedly claimed that she murdered her daughter to protect her from X and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, according to police.

On Friday, March 20, Tyiece Oninski, 41, called nan Rock County Communications Center to study that she had killed her 14-year-old daughter, Kuren Rein.

She said pinch a worker for much than 13 minutes and explained that she killed her daughter and past attempted suicide, according to Fox 5 Vegas.

Oninski reportedly told nan dispatcher that she “murdered [her daughter] to protect her from personification else, period,” and later revealed that nan personification was Musk.

She past requested an ambulance and a hearse to her house. When dispatchers asked if she wanted nan ambulance for her daughter, Oninski reportedly replied, "She's dead, honey. She needs a hearse."

Madison constabulary responding to nan telephone went to Oninski's location and recovered her pinch a heavy trim connected her neck, arsenic good arsenic slashes crossed some of her wrists and what they believed was a stab coiled connected her cheek.

They besides recovered her girl dormant from aggregate stab wounds. Officers reportedly located a sheath and a weapon adjacent nan girl's body.

Kuren was a freshman astatine Beloit Memorial High School, according to MyStateline.

While investigating nan home, nan officers reported that they recovered a footprint wrong and later realized that Oninski's ft was covered pinch blood.

Kuren's grandfather, who lived successful a abstracted conception of nan house, told investigators that he had conscionable woken up erstwhile they arrived and said he thought nan 14-year-old had already near for school.

The female was taken to nan infirmary and tested for drugs. The trial allegedly confirmed that she had benzodiazepines, amphetamines, and THC successful her blood.

Oninski has been charged pinch first-degree intentional homicide and is being held connected a $1 cardinal rate bond.

Under Wisconsin law, first-degree intentional homicide is considered a Class A felony and is punishable by life successful prison.

Oninski's adjacent tribunal quality has been scheduled for April 14.