They got in some sort of wrestling match, she alleged, and t he gun went off, shooting Delicino in the back of the head. She said she found them in Delicino’s belongings and confronted him. Monica claimed that in the summer of 2012, two of her guns went missing. “Steve” was Stephen Delicino, a handyman who worked on Monica’s property a year before Robert got there. That’s where you’re going to find Steve,'” Henderson told producers.

Monica drew a map of her property and in the middle put an “X.” When asked what else investigators might find on her property, she broke down and told them they would find worse. Monica said she didn’t tell the authorities about the incident because she was afraid they would kill her pigs. A wild animal later got into one of the bags and dragged the foot out to the pond, she claimed. After a couple of days, she scooped up his remains and put them in garbage bags. Monica left Robert’s body in the pigpen until the hogs had their fill. “I do that for my animals and this was the first time I did it for a human being and I knew it was wrong but if it were one of my pigs suffering out there, I would have done the same thing.” “I put him out of his misery,” she says in the audio. “He was being eaten, what I believed to be, alive,” Monica told detectives during the interview, audio of which was obtained by “Snapped.” She said she couldn't stop the pigs, so she got her gun and shot him. When she looked to see what it was, she saw Robert laying there “with his guts all over the place.” Monica claimed that one day the previous fall, she found her pigs in a feeding frenzy. After being confronted with the discovery of a human leg on her property, she told a bizarre and disturbing story. It appeared to me to be a human leg that had been severed mid-femur, down to the toes,” Denney said.ĭetectives brought Monica into the sheriff’s station for questioning. “It was clear that it was not an animal bone. Then, investigators spotted something truly disturbing: a human leg in a catchment pond. There was a very strong order there, a lot of decay,” former Jackson County Sheriff’s Detective Julie Denney told “Snapped.” “I would describe that property as eerie. Law enforcement officers executed a search warrant on Monica’s property. Officers were taken aback by the squalor, which included piles of garbage, rotting food, and industrial waste. “I was really concerned that there was some foul play involved.” “That’s when I was like, ‘OK, we got something else going on here,'' Henderson said. “It had been used at a date after Susan Monica said that he had disappeared,” Jackson County Deputy District Attorney Allan Smith told producers.ĭetectives then reviewed security camera footage - which showed Monica using Robert’s EBT card. They learned it had last been used in December 2013 at a Walmart in Grants Pass, Oregon, about a 25-minute drive from Monica’s property. She said he eventually told her he was going away for awhile and asked her to take care of his dog.Īuthorities were able to track Robert's Oregon Trail Electronics Benefit Transfer card. Monica claimed Robert then began drinking heavily and acting erratically. “He received a concerning phone call from a family member that she had been the victim of assault and he was really upset about that,” she had said, Henderson told producers. Monica told them Robert had lived and worked on her property for six months but took a bad turn in the fall. “I’m thinking to myself as we’re pulling up, ‘Are we in The Twilight Zone here?’' Henderson recalled. The property was cluttered with vehicles, debris and makeshift structures. They learned months had passed since anyone had seen Robert and he had lived on cash, all of which made it difficult to track his movements.ĭetectives drove out to Monica’s property to ask her about Robert’s disappearance. The Haneys filed a missing persons report with the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office. said “It made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.” His dog was still running around and all his tools were there,” Jesse. She wanted us to come retrieve our dad’s stuff,” Jesse told producers.īut when they saw his trailer, the Haneys knew something was wrong. “Susan Monica said that my dad just basically left. They spoke to Monica, who claimed she hadn't seen him since he quit four months earlier. 1, 2014, the Haney kids drove out to check on their dad. We just all started to panic,” Jesse told producers. “We hadn’t seen or heard from my dad for two months. However, things got a little too quiet in December 2013. Jesse said his father enjoyed the peace and quiet of living alone out in the woods. My dad agreed to build a house from the bottom up,” son Jesse Haney explained to producers. My dad would get part cash and be able to stay on the property.

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