Daughter warned her house was going to become murder scene then stabbed her dad to death: report

A North Carolina woman chillingly posted that her house was about to become “a murder scene” before allegedly stabbing her father to death. Maleigha Allen, 20, allegedly killed her dad, Michael Allen, in their shared Lexington home on April 17 – just 24 hours after she uploaded an eerie Facebook photo with the message, “THIS WILL BE A MURDER SCENE STOP MY DADDY’S VOIECES (sic),” according to the Daily Mail. An injured Maleigha, who is facing premeditated murder charges, claimed that she had only finished what her allegedly abusive father had started when she showed up at a family friend’s house after the grisly slaying. “She was literally covered with blood.She had stab wounds across her stomach, on her neck, by her heart, on her legs,” Jennifer Lanning told the outlet about the moment Maleigha showed up on her porch at around 7:20 a.m.

that morning. After Lanning called 911, responding officers asked Maleigha where her stab wounds came from. She responded: “‘My dad, and I’m sorry, I had to kill him,’” Lanning said. “And I was like, what the heck? And the cop looked at me and said, ‘You heard that too?’ I said, ‘Yeah, but I hate that I did,’” she continued. Lanning – who described the father-daughter duo having an overly-cozy relationship that resembled “dating” – recalled a disturbing statement that Maleigh had made while the pair were leaving a hangout at their house the night before. “That night before they left, Maleigha whispered to me that she didn’t want sexy time with her dad,” she said, adding that Maleigha – who was allegedly using meth at the time – seemed to be struggling mentally during their visit. Before they left at around 2 a.m., a boozed-up Michael had also shown off three new knives, including a switchblade, Lanning said. Maleigha was taken to a local hospital while cops searched the remote, heavily-wooded home where she and her father had been living together – and found Micha...

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