Man admits to dismembering ex-girlfriend, keeping severed head in suitcase after she played him 'like a fool'

A New York man pleaded guilty to murdering and dismembering his ex-girlfriend and putting her severed head in a suitcase with a flower after she ended their relationship, later telling investigators she had "played me like a sucker," according to authorities.Damon Foy, 50, of Kerhonkson, pleaded guilty last week to second-degree murder in the 2024 death of Alberta Dale, 44, of Pennsylvania, according to the Ulster County District Attorney's Office.Between March 31 and April 1, 2024, Foy killed and dismembered Dale and was in the process of disposing of her body when law enforcement intervened, according to the district attorney's office.The Ulster County Sheriff's Office began investigating on April 1, 2024, after Dale's family members in Pennsylvania contacted law enforcement because they were concerned about her well-being, the district attorney's office said.Deputies first conducted a welfare check before launching a missing person investigation.SISTER OF MISSING DC MOM SPEAKS OUT AFTER EX’S ARREST EXPOSES 'HORRIFYING' ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPDamon Foy, 50, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the 2024 death of Alberta Dale, 44.
(Ulster County Sheriff's Office)Deputies first went to Foy’s apartment on April 1, 2024, and found Dale’s car, according to the New York Post.The next day, deputies returned to question Foy after a member of the public found Dale’s phone on the side of the road and turned it in to authorities, leading investigators to suspect potential foul play."She’s in there," Foy whispered to investigators, when they arrived at his home during the missing person investigation.
"I killed her," he added, according to court documents cited by the New York Post.Investigators obtained a search warrant for Foy's home and found a suitcase in a closet that contained the victim's remains.Foy was then arrested and charged in connection with Dale's death.After shining a flashlight on the suitcase, investigators "immediately noticed what appeared to...