"At first, Danielle called 911 on Jan. 12 and said that her husband was “stiff and he might have had a heart attack.” She made the call around 9:30 a.m., which The Winter Park Police Department says is about 11 hours after she stabbed Michael, according to WFTV9.
Two hours before making that call, she checked a dating application called Meet Mindful, according to WFTV9.
The company describes itself as “the relationship app for mindful people who want to live their happiest, healthiest lives through personal growth, mindfulness practices, healthy living, and conscious communication.”
During her call, Danielle recalled defending herself with a knife as she and Michael fought, police told WFTV9. She said her husband, who she claimed tried to strangle her, took a knife out of her hand and then proceeded to jab himself with it, according to police
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"We had an altercation, and he stabbed himself, and I ran and hid in the bathroom,” Danielle allegedly told the 911 operator, according to WKMG. “When I came out I was trying to help him and saw he was lying in blood and then I tried to help him and I couldn’t.”
She told the 911 operator that “the stabbing triggered (her husband’s heart attack). I guess. I don’t know. It’s a shoulder wound,” according to WFTV9.
The fight started after Michael spit a piece of burger in her face, Danielle told officers, according to WESH2.
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"We had an altercation and he stabbed himself and I ran and hid in the bathroom," she said in the 911 call." When I came out I was trying to help him and saw he was lying in blood and then I tried to help him and I couldn't."
The suspect later told detectives her husband kept saying "Sam Katie" in reference to the movie 1991 "Cape Fear" before she emerged from the bathroom and followed a bloody trail to his body. The characters in the movie are Max Cady and Sam Bowden, according to the movie's IMBD page.
Danielle Redlick said she had been trying to "figure out what to do" since the stabbing, according to the arrest report. She also said her husband had a heart attack, but "the stabbing triggered it." Medical examiners found no sign of a heart attack, according to the report.
In the 911, Daniell Redlick said she had waited so long to call because she was scared, exhausted and on probation, according to the arrest report. She told detectives she eventually fell asleep next to his body after attempting CPR."
'He stabbed himself,' says wife charged in murder of UCF official
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