Woman killed by ex narrates own murder as final moments recorded on chilling voicemail

A California man was convicted of savagely stabbing his ex-girlfriend to death — with the woman’s final moments recorded on a chilling voicemail.Laura Sardinha, 25, was killed by her ex-boyfriend Craig Charron, 39, in Sept.2020 on the same day she’d changed the locks on her doors and after finally taking out a restraining order against him — as had several other women before her, according to the Los Angeles Times.She was on the phone with her mother and her best friend when he suddenly appeared in her Huntington Beach home armed with several knives.“Oh my God, he’s here,” blurted them before her friend hung up and called 911.

Sardinha tried to call her back and left behind a disturbing 37-second voicemail in which she screams “He’s gonna kill me!”“Get away from me!” she can be heard yelling in the audio recording.“If you listen to it carefully, you hear a woman narrating her own murder,” Orange County Deputy Dist.Atty.

Janine Madera said in her closing statements at Charron’s trial in Santa Ana on Tuesday, just before he was found guilty of murder, The Times reported.Charron attacked Sardinha with multiple knives.He nearly sliced her nose off, stabbed her twice in the chest and plunged a tomato knife into her head with such force the blade bent.When police arrived at the scene they found Sardinha dead and Charron bleeding from stab wounds to his chest and neck — which Madera argued were self-inflicted to make it appear as if Sardinha had attacked him.Charron is an Air Force Veteran.Sardinha had told a friend the morning of the day she was murdered that Charron woke her up and demanded oral sex.

She recorded a video of herself saying “please get away from me” and complaining that he never leaves.Just before noon she went to the apartment complex’s leasing office to request her locks be changed.While she was there, the apartment manager let her hide inside the building after he spotted Charron approaching.A maintenance man lat...

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