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Surveillance video has been released showing a Texas man, suspected of killing his wife, walking into the store where she worked, stealing a beer and drinking it outside.
According to police, 21-year-old Jared Dicus confessed to murdering Anggy Diaz, his wife of less than four months, shortly after police arrived at the gruesome scene.
Diaz’s mutilated body was found at the couple’s home near the small town of Magnolia, northwest of Houston, with his head severed from the rest of his body.
The video was taken at the Chepes Meat Market where Díaz worked and shows Dicus’s car arriving around 11:40 a.m.
Surveillance footage shows Jared Dicus, 21, accused of murdering his wife, walking into the store where she worked and stealing a beer.
Dicus can be seen on camera grabbing a beer from the fridge and walking towards the exit.
Dicus then calmly walks past the counter and out of the store.
Dicus can then be seen having a drink in the parking lot, all while being caught on camera.
He is seen wearing a T-shirt and jeans, grabbing a beer from the fridge, walking past the counter and out of the store, before having a drink in the parking lot.
The entire episode was caught on the store’s security cameras.
Later that day, investigators found the knife, believed to be the murder weapon, and Diaz’s decapitated head on the property.
According to Waller County Sheriff Troy Guidry, later that day investigators found the knife, believed to be the murder weapon, and Diaz’s missing head on the property.
Diaz was found dismembered and covered in blood when Dicus was arrested and confessed to the gruesome murder.
The couple had been married for less than four months.
One of Diaz’s friends saw her at a Christmas party less than a month ago where Dicus stormed out.
“Everyone was having a good time and he walked away looking really upset,” the friend told the New York Post.
She believes Diaz may have been the target of domestic violence.
‘She never said there was a problem; she maybe she was just embarrassed to admit that her relationship wasn’t perfect,” she explained.
Anggy Diaz and Jared Dicus are pictured on their wedding day months ago in October 2022
Guidry initially described the victim as a Hispanic female and said investigators found “a dismembered body part and a residence covered in blood.”
A knife that investigators believe to be the murder weapon was found in the home, along with Diaz’s head.
Law enforcement officials said there had been previous incidents involving the couple.
“There have been previous calls, in terms of riots, but nothing along these lines, with this level of violence,” Guidry told reporters on Thursday.
The woman is believed to have been dead since around 11 p.m. the night before her body was found after members of Dicus’s family called police at her home in the 200 block of Oak Hollow Boulevard. The call came in around 4:45 p.m.
The couple lived in a cabin behind her parents’ house on the outskirts of Houston.
Law enforcement officials described the victim as a Hispanic female and said investigators found “a body part, dismembered, and a residence covered in blood.”
Diaz’s dismembered head was found inside the residence separate from his body.
Diaz posted this photo of her and her husband just two weeks ago for Christmas. In a comment, Dicus called her “my beautiful wife” and referred to her as a “trophy.”
The couple married in October.
Dicus’s parents told agents their son entered their home after making a statement that led them to search the cabin.
The parents then found Diaz’s body and called 911.
“That’s the world we live in today, it’s an awful scene,” Guidry said. Both sides of these families will be upset by it.
friends of diaz told KHOU-TV that she was an immigrant from Nicaragua who had been working two jobs to help pay for her mother’s cancer treatment at home.
Waller County Judge Trey Duhon said in a statement on Facebook that he had married the couple in October.
“That’s the world we live in today, it’s a horrifying scene,” the Waller County Sheriff said. “Both sides of these families will be upset by it”
Díaz was an immigrant from Nicaragua who had been working two jobs to help pay for her mother’s cancer treatment at home.
In a post on her 20th birthday in October 2021, Diaz wrote “I can only thank God for blessing me so much,” which translates to “I can only thank God for blessing me so much.”
Just two weeks ago, Diaz had posted a photo of her and her husband on Christmas Day to her Instagram, wishing her friends and family a “Merry Christmas.”
“Merry Christmas my beautiful wife,” Dicus responded to the post, calling his wife a “trophy.”
Diaz last posted on Instagram Tuesday, sharing a photo of her lunch just hours before investigators believed her husband brutally killed her.
In a post on her 20th birthday in October 2021, Diaz wrote “I can only thank God for blessing me so much,” which translates to “I can only thank God for blessing me so much.”
Díaz was only 21 years old at the time of his death.
This is the comment Jared Dicus left on his wife’s photo of them from just two weeks ago
The local judge who married the couple also shared a heartbreaking post remembering Diaz and stating his intention to remove their marriage photo.
“Like many of you, I am extremely saddened and shocked by the news of this tragic event and my prayers are with all of their families,” Waller County Judge Trey Duhon said.
“Out of respect for the families, I have removed my photo with the couple and the post announcing their marriage, mainly due to the insensitive nature of some comments made on that post,” he continued.
The judge said he is “sure” that justice will be done for Díaz and his family.
“This matter will now go through our court system, and I am confident that the Waller County Sheriff’s Office and the Waller County District Attorney’s Office will see that justice is done,” Duhon wrote.