Da Black Bossalini

Her boyfriend was bleeding out on the floor, begging her to save him. She picked up her phone and searched how long it takes someone to die. In the video below, Dy'mond Vaden stands before an Ohio judge at her sentencing as he makes her say out loud what happened to George Cox Jr. The judge asks who beat him. She answers, "By me." He reads her own Google search back to her: how long it takes to die "after being stabbed in the abdomen multiple times." She says George "just told me to save him." Asked why she didn't, she says she panicked. According to Court TV, she stabbed him in October 2024, waited until he died, then called people to get rid of his body. Kayakers found him 7 months later in the Huron River, bound with rope and wrapped in a sheet. That same day, prosecutors say, she texted her new boyfriend, "You gonna be missing next." A detective called her "a wolf in sheep's clothing." First charged with murder, she pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, felonious assault and abusing a corpse. In March 2026, she was sentenced to 19.7 to 25.2 years in prison. 1 Google search. 7 months in a river. Up to 25 years behind bars. Was it panic, or did she know exactly what she was doing the whole time?