Massachusetts lunatic allegedly stabs sister to death and claims she was possessed by demons

A demented Massachusetts man allegedly stabbed his own sister to death — and then called 911 and claimed she had killed herself, according to authorities and reports.Jean Eddie Noel, 43, was charged with murder for the gruesome death of his sister, Kenia Noel, in the Boston suburb of Malden Thursday, according to the Malden Police Department.Officers rushed to an Airbnb apartment after he called police and told them Kenia Noel, 38, had taken her own life.
Cops found her body in a bedroom with slashes to her neck, according to cops and court documents obtained by WCVB.Three knives were discovered at the home: one in her hand, one covered in blood on a nearby table, and a third on the floor of the bedroom, cops said.A bloodied Bible and what appeared to be a homemade crucifix were also chillingly found in the bedroom, according to court documents.Kosher salt and cloves were also found littered at the entrance to the bedroom — and more salt was on the bathroom vanity and toilet top.Jean Noel had rented the Airbnb, and asked his sister to join him on Nov.6.
Kenia Noel said she a friend had recently performed “voodoo on her” — and was complaining about issues with her throat, the outlet reported.Plans were then made for the siblings to travel to Haiti to try and address her health concerns.But while at the Airbnb, Jean Noel said his sister began having “multiple episodes” and that he tried to help her, but she appeared to be possessed by demons or Voodoo spirits, court documents alleged.Jean Noel phoned his brother, who rushed to the apartment, only to find Kenia Noel’s dead body stained with blood, police said.Investigators also uncovered evidence that Jean Noel allegedly left the scene to shower and tried to clean up before police arrived.He also allegedly had lacerations on his hands and blood in his car, according to police.Jean Noel was arraigned Friday in Malden District Court, where a not guilty plea was entered on his behalf.He was ordered held...