A New Jersey man is under arrest and accused of killing his wife and then staging a robbery to cover up the crime, prosecutors said.
A New Jersey man was arrested after killing his wife and staging a robbery to cover up the crime, Bergen County prosecutors said.
Prosecutors allege 71-year-old Michael Manis killed his wife on Aug. 11 and called police a day later after first staging a robbery in their Hasbrouck Heights home. In the 911 call from around 5 p.m. Saturday, authorities said Manis told police he had just arrived home to their house on Hamilton Avenue and found his wife dead.
An investigation by the Hasbrouck Heights Police Department and Bergen County Prosecutor's Office major crimes squad found that Manis had made up the story of the robbery, according to prosecutors.Sign up for NBC Philadelphia newsletters. The criminal complaint stated that Manis confessed to police by Sunday, admitting that he stuffocated his wife with a pillow and staged the home invasion. He then hid some of her jewelry in the basement ceiling, and took other items that belonged to his wife and threw them in a dumpster behind a 7-Eleven store in Woodridge.Manis was arrested on Aug.
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