She was in prison for murder, she was released, and now she is accused of another crime: killing her son and hiding his body.

A woman GulfportMississippi, Jerry Lynn IsraelThe 66-year-old was arrested on charges of killing her son and hiding his body behind a false wall in her house. After investigation, the subject was arrested Gulf Police Department for disappearing John Allen GaitherSon of accused.

Officers responded to a missing person call 16th Avenue On December 22, 2023 at approximately 5:45 PM. Follow-up interviews Israel As of December 27, their statements revealed several discrepancies. His demeanor during interrogation was uncooperative and his version of events varied on several occasions.

According to Fox NewsThe woman's background indicated that she had already been convicted of a murder case Florida In 1995. A prior conviction and evidence gathered during the current investigation prompted detectives to obtain a search warrant for the defendant's home. This order was implemented on January 18, 2024 at approximately 10:00 AM.

During the search, during Israel Taken to the hospital for unspecified medical reasons, detectives found a wooden box behind a false wall in his home. Inside was the body of a man, later identified as his son.

Gaither, reportedly hidden behind a false wall in an army trunk-style container. The previous investigation began in December when reports of a missing person were received.

The police revealed that Israel He pretended to be his son and tried to cover up the murder by writing to family members. The authorities, using the evidence gathered, found the body Gaither While executing the search warrant.

The arrested woman, known only by her last name Robbie, has a criminal history that highlights her previous convictions in Florida, where she tried to dispose of her victim's body in different locations across the state.

cnn After his son's remains were found, Israel He was processed at the police headquarters before being transferred to the police Adult Prevention Center of the district HarrisonThere she is detained.

The case reopens past wounds and raises serious questions about recidivism and the monitoring of people with prior criminal records. Society Gulfport Stunned by recent events, Justice now hopes to pursue this new case with the intensity and depth it demands.