Senior Citizen Arrested For Hacking Up Husband — With Her Son

Disgusted police officers put away William Minton in 2015 after a dog ran up to its owner with a human arm in its mouth. The small-town cops of Foley, Ala., found the psycho had viciously battered his 87-year-old stepfather with an iron bar before dismembering his body with a saw!

Disgusted police officers put away William Minton in 2015 after a dog ran up to its owner with a human arm in its mouth. The small-town cops of Foley, Ala., found the psycho had viciously battered his 87-year-old stepfather with an iron bar before dismembering his body with a saw!

In a cruel twist, Minton even took the credit cards from the dead body of Kenneth Hood (inset) and used them to buy a new mattress to replace the blood-soaked one from his gruesome attempt at covering up his crime. But now the doomed man's fate has become even more twisted with the arrest of his wife as an accessory!

Disgusted police officers put away William Minton in 2015 after a dog ran up to its owner with a human arm in its mouth. The small-town cops of Foley, Ala., found the psycho had viciously battered his 87-year-old stepfather with an iron bar before dismembering his body with a saw!

In a cruel twist, Minton even took the credit cards from the dead body of Kenneth Hood (inset) and used them to buy a new mattress to replace the blood-soaked one from his gruesome attempt at covering up his crime. But now the doomed man's fate has become even more twisted with the arrest of his wife as an accessory!

79-year-old Carolyn Hood (seen here in her mugshot) has been arrested for the Nov. 6, 2014, murder in Kenneth Hood's home in Foley, Ala. — with Assistant District Attorney Tara Ratz saying: "All along, we kind of believed that she was involved in the murder of Kenneth Hood!"

Disgusted police officers put away William Minton in 2015 after a dog ran up to its owner with a human arm in its mouth. The small-town cops of Foley, Ala., found the psycho had viciously battered his 87-year-old stepfather with an iron bar before dismembering his body with a saw!

In a cruel twist, Minton even took the credit cards from the dead body of Kenneth Hood (inset) and used them to buy a new mattress to replace the blood-soaked one from his gruesome attempt at covering up his crime. But now the doomed man's fate has become even more twisted with the arrest of his wife as an accessory!

79-year-old Carolyn Hood (seen here in her mugshot) has been arrested for the Nov. 6, 2014, murder in Kenneth Hood's home in Foley, Ala. — with Assistant District Attorney Tara Ratz saying: "All along, we kind of believed that she was involved in the murder of Kenneth Hood!"

Her biological son, meanwhile, had confessed to the brutal murder of William Hood — even telling investigators that he had thrown the body parts into nearby creeks because his stepfather had "always wanted to be buried at sea." At the time, police said that they knew his mother had been with her son during some trips to dispose of the grisly remains.

Disgusted police officers put away William Minton in 2015 after a dog ran up to its owner with a human arm in its mouth. The small-town cops of Foley, Ala., found the psycho had viciously battered his 87-year-old stepfather with an iron bar before dismembering his body with a saw!

In a cruel twist, Minton even took the credit cards from the dead body of Kenneth Hood (inset) and used them to buy a new mattress to replace the blood-soaked one from his gruesome attempt at covering up his crime. But now the doomed man's fate has become even more twisted with the arrest of his wife as an accessory!

79-year-old Carolyn Hood (seen here in her mugshot) has been arrested for the Nov. 6, 2014, murder in Kenneth Hood's home in Foley, Ala. — with Assistant District Attorney Tara Ratz saying: "All along, we kind of believed that she was involved in the murder of Kenneth Hood!"

Her biological son, meanwhile, had confessed to the brutal murder of William Hood — even telling investigators that he had thrown the body parts into nearby creeks because his stepfather had "always wanted to be buried at sea." At the time, police said that they knew his mother had been with her son during some trips to dispose of the grisly remains.

"Whether she was present during the killing, I do not know," said District Attorney Hallie Dixon during the initial investigation. Carolyn's attorney, Jeremiah Giles, now says: “My client is very elderly — and, basically, an invalid, and can’t get out of her wheelchair.” She was returned to a nursing home after her arrest, while her son's murder trial begins in December.