Charges have been filed after a Colorado man was found encased in concrete in a crawl space.
Charges have been filed after a Colorado man was found encased in concrete in a crawl space.
According to KDVR, Dayna Jennings has been charged with first-degree murder after deliberation and tampering with a deceased human body for killing her father, 69-year-old William Mussack.
Mussack’s remains were found surrounded by concrete, which Jennings allegedly admitted to pouring, inside a Brighton, Colo., home.
The Federal Heights Police Department told KDVR Mussack and Jennings shared the home in which he was discovered.
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Jennings reportedly had a boyfriend who also lived in the home.
At the time, friends and family had been looking for Mussack for two weeks. Authorities had been notified.
Documents obtained by the outlet did not list a cause of death, but noted that family believed Mussack may have been drugged.
The speculation stemmed from a previous incident during which Mussack was found unconscious for 15 hours in December after taking a bite of a hamburger given to him by Jennings.
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A search warrant for the home where Mussack was found was executed on Wednesday. It’s unclear if any additional evidence was uncovered.
A preliminary hearing has been set for Feb. 15.
