The woman was charged with a felony count of abuse of a corpse.

The man’s mother was also shot in the head, but she survived and told paramedics who shot her.

The trampoline’s surface temperature was approximately 110 degrees at the time, authorities said.

Police said an investigation revealed that Gustavo Juarez-Perez was “the individual responsible for his wife’s death.”

As one deputy approached to place her under arrest, he was attacked by the Great Dane, resulting in injuries to his arm and eye.

The husband is charged with first degree intentional homicide, strangulation and suffocation with domestic abuse, and hiding a corpse.

The Medical Examiner was unable to determine a cause of death due to the state of decomposition, but ruled out an overdose and death from natural causes.

He faces 51 counts of child abuse and harassment.

According to police, foul play is suspected.

The man carried out a “horrific attack” on the victim, stabbing Garcia 84 times with a small switchblade.

The deputy, who was a 15-year employee, immediately resigned after his arrest.

The investigation revealed that a non-custodial parent allegedly abducted her son from Atlanta, Georgia, in November 2017.

The defendant secured her to the chair with a belt. At some point, she slipped out of the chair onto the floor where she remained for 6-8 months.

Police say the girlfriend is in custody, but the accomplice is on the run.

DNA evidence and video surveillance supported his involvement in the crime, authorities say.

In the guilty plea, the man also admitted to threatening to kill the victim if she told anyone of the crime.

Police say the suspect’s brother was struck by the car prior to the chase.