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Woman who gave emotional interviews about family’s ‘gory’ 2015 murders now arrested in their deaths
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1:03Now PlayingA South Carolina woman who had given emotional interviews in 2015 about the murder of four of her family members — including her own mother — has now been arrested for the “gory” quadruple homicide.
Amy Vilardi and her husband Rosmore “Ross” Vilardi were taken into custody Friday and charged with four counts each of murder in connection with the bloody Halloween slayings that authorities said “rocked the Anderson County community to its core.”
Amy, who lived at the time on the same property as the victims, but in a separate house, was the one who called 911 on Nov. 2, claiming to have stumbled upon the blood-soaked scene.
A few days later, she sat down with the television station WYFF4 and described the moment she said she found her loved ones’ bodies.
“When I went to knock on the back door, the door just pushed open so I walked in and it was dark and I just flipped the light on and there they were. They were just… they were there,” a seemingly shaken Amy said, with her husband sitting beside her.
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