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A Minnesota daughter attacked her mother in a fight over unpaid rent by pushing her down the stairs and then using a jar of pasta sauce to beat her up, which the victim did not survive, police in North Star State said. Nicole Mari Wobbeking, 49, was originally arrested July 29 on one count of fifth-degree misdemeanor domestic battery for the incident at her home in Maple Grove, a large suburban community in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul metropolitan area, according to the Maple Grove Police Department. Those charges were quickly updated to include third-degree assault because detectives later learned that the victim, 78-year-old Sheila May Wobbeking, suffered a broken bone.

The defendant was initially released on the first charge, but has been held in the Hennepin County Jail since the second arrest. The elder Wobbeking died in her own home near Plymouth on the 5th of July. Law enforcement alerted police in Maple Grove. Now, detectives are seeking murder charges.

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The age of  Sheila Wobbeking was 76 year.

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On June 27, Sheila Wobbeking came to the residence “which she owns” to speak with her daughter, who was also her tenant, about “the unpaid rent and the issues raised by those close to her,” according to the criminal complaint in the case of domestic violence. obtained by Law&Crime. The victim told police that she “knocked on the door” and “got no answer” so she went inside, which she had done earlier.

After calling her daughter, her mother told police she still hadn’t gotten a response, so she went up the stairs to the bedroom door. The defendant finally opened the door “and began yelling obscenities at his” mother, the complaint alleges. Nicole Wobbeking then slapped her mother “on the right side of her face with an open hand,” according to the complaint, and then continued the attack.

She then came pushed up “several” stairs, police allege. The 49-year-old woman then used “an unopened can of pasta sauce” to strike her 78-year-old mother on her “ribs and hips,” the complaint says. The battered woman was then able to stand up on her own, the complaint says. Then she left the house with her granddaughter and waited for the police to arrive. Later, at a Maple Grove hospital, it was determined that Sheila Wobbeking had a broken ankle.

When questioned, Nicole Wobbeking allegedly “made various statements about her mother owning her home and she entered the residence without permission,” the complaint alleges. She also admitted to pushing the victim and she “fell down the stairs a bit.” Days later, the matriarch would be dead. The deceased woman’s obituary remembers her as “a beautiful soul who will always be remembered for her dry wit, unconditional love and unwavering support for her family and friends.”

“She was so generous to others, even those she didn’t know, as she was an active volunteer for her community and church, of which Sharing and Caring Hands and Meals on Wheels are particular favorites of hers,” she continues. the praise. She “she loved to travel, read, cook (we could always expect a tray full of cookies at Christmas) and she absolutely adored her dog, Sasha.”

On August 1, the Hennepin County Medical Examiner ruled Sheila Wobbeking’s death a homicide: She died of a pulmonary embolism that resulted directly from the broken ankle sustained in the attack, a news release says.

“Before she passed away, a bruise was by her front window,” her granddaughter, Olivia Wobbeking, wrote in her obituary. “She always said it was Zack (her grandson who passed away in 2008) greeting her. Once she passed away, the cardinal began to sing for the first time since he visited us. Maple Grove Police Commander Jon Wetternach told Law & Crime that a decision on the murder charge is currently pending.Read More………