One Missouri woman, after she was charged with murdering her fiancé with a sword in the middle of Christmas Eve due to their high meth use was seen smiling brightly.
Brittany Wilson (32), was discovered outside her Cape Girardeau house with Harrison Stephen Foster, 34, with bloody clothes and a sword in the yard.
Wilson had called police at 11:11 p.m. Police said that Foster was killed by Wilson on Friday.
Police said that the woman told police she believes he has several other entities in his body and was attempting to free him by stabbing him.
Officers arrested Wilson and went into Harris’ home to find Harris, who was still suffering from multiple stab wounds.

Wilson is shown in this Cape Girardeau Police Department photograph after she was accused of killing her boyfriend on Friday using a knife. Wilson called 911, was found with bloody clothes and a blade in her front yard outside Foster’s house on Friday night.

Brittany Wilson (left), 32, is accused of killing her boyfriend, Harrison Foster (right), 34, with a sword on Christmas Eve after taking methamphetamine earlier in the day

Wilson and Foster were at Foster’s Cape Girardeau home, 378 Barberry Street. There officers responded to Foster’s Christmas Eve 911 call at 11 p.m.
Wilson claimed to police that Foster and she had both taken methamphetamine at their home, which is about 115 miles from St. Louis.
Officers claim Foster told them she had been stealing body parts.
A mug picture released Saturday shows Wilson wearing an orange jumpsuit and smiling wide. Wilson is the father of two children. Foster is not believed to have been the father of the children.
After announcing their engagement, Wilson and he were believed to be planning on getting married.

Wilson poses with her two kids in one her Facebook photos. Foster, believed to not be Foster’s father, was planning to marry Wilson after she shared on Facebook her engagement.

Wilson shared an image on Facebook about having multidimensional experiences and sharing them with others before the murder.
Wilson shared an image on Facebook about multidimensional experiences that she had with other people prior to her murder.
She also wrote the caption, “So guys, Uhhhhhh! Turns out that the love of Christ comes with superpower perks. Don’t follow me for further elaboration, Follow him for Eternal Salvation.’
Wilson was held on Sunday, in lieu of a $2 million bond. She was also charged with first-degree murder, and armed crime action.