Police say the suspect admitted to killing a handyman working in the home because he was angry with him.
WASHINGTON - Police believe a decapitated and dismembered body found in the backyard of a Washington, D.C., home had been there for three months.
An image from Google Street View taken of the home last July shows the man that police believe is the murder victim. Police say Barnes’ sister identified him as a handyman she has known for the past five years. She told them she last hired him in November, but as far as she knew, he never showed up for the job and stopped returning her messages.
Police say Barnes admitted he killed the handyman Nov. 4 while he was working in the home because he was angry with him. They say Barnes shocked the man in the head with a stun gun while his back was turned, stabbed him at least twice and dragged his body to the backyard.
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