Soldier tells court teen girlfriend killed her mom, not him

FILE – In this May 14, 2015, file photo, Army Spc.

Cheryl Silvonek had forbidden her daughter from dating Barnes, a soldier who was 20 years old at the time.

The jury began deliberations late Friday afternoon.

Barnes, now 21, has blamed Jamie Silvonek for Cheryl Silvonek’s murder.

Barnes and Silvonek were charged with murdering Cheryl L. Silvonek, 54, the girl’s mother, when she tried to break up their romantic relationship on March 15, 2015.Silvonek avoided a life sentence by pleading guilty and receiving a prison term of at least 35 years.

Investigator also said they recovered deleted text messages between Silvonek and Barnes, in which the teen plotted her mother’s killing, including one message that read: ‘I want her gone’.

Police say after Ms Silvonek was killed, her daughter and Barnes drove to Wamart and purchased alcohol, bleach and other cleaning products. I love you, I’m scared.”Jamie to Caleb: “She won’t call the cops, she loves to bluff”.

Detective Heffelfinger testified that, at one point, Barnes claimed he killed his girlfriend’s mother in self-defence when she attacked him after catching the pair in the middle of a “sexual act” in her auto.

A British mother is asking a USA judge to let her personally visit her son, who is jailed in Nevada after what authorities say was an attempt to shoot presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump at a. You’re never going to see him again.”Jamie to Caleb, “I just vomited.”Caleb to Jamie: “She told me she’s going to call the cops”.

She told the court Friday she was “in love” with the 22-year-old Barnes.

Silvonek is now serving 35 years to life for her role in the stabbing death of her mother, Cheryl Silvonek, 54, in Allentown, Pennsylvania, in March 2015.

Barnes said he had fallen asleep in his Camaro parked outside the Silvoneks’ house before heading back to Fort Meade in Maryland, where he was based.

The Morning Call of Allentown reports Barnes, a former army specialist, testified he was asleep in his vehicle when Silvonek killed her mother.

Earlier Wednesday, Cheryl Silvonek’s neighbors testified they heard her fighting for her life – they just didn’t realize it at the time.

‘I was a monster, ‘ says 14-year-old Jamie Silvonek.

The flamboyant alleged head of the Philadelphia Mafia was released from jail Friday after a federal judge granted him $5 million bail as he awaits trial on racketeering charges. On Thursday, she was slotted to testify for the prosecution as part of her plea deal but wasn’t called to the stand.

The next day, and one more time that week, Silvonek told her friend the conversation with Barnes was a joke. Jamie Silvonek was walking next to her mother’s SUV, which had its headlights on.