A local man being tried on a murder charge over the 2015 slaying of his ex-girlfriend in Kerrville told police he intended to kill her and confessed to officers arriving at the stabbing scene, “I did it,” according to evidence presented Wednesday.
Testimony: Kerrville Man, Blood On His Clothes, Said He Killed Ex-girlfriend
By Zeke MacCormack, Staff Writer, San Antonio Express-News
Wed, 02/22/2017 - 7:03pm
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