Authorities say a woman has been arrested in Texas for the 1996 stabbing death of her boyfriend in Southern California.
This photo provided by the Santa Ana Police Department shows Jade Benning who has been arrested in Texas for the 1996 stabbing death of her boyfriend in Southern California. Benning was taken into custody Tuesday near her home in Austin, Texas, according to police in Santa Ana, California. It wasn't immediately known if the 48-year-old has an attorney.– A woman was arrested this week in Texas for the 1996 stabbing death of her boyfriend in Southern California, authorities said Wednesday.
Neighbors told police they’d heard a loud argument inside the apartment. Benning was interviewed by detectives, but never charged.
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