37-year-old John “Jake” Aylor was arrested on Tuesday in Brandon, FL and charged with Armed Burglary Of A Dwelling With Assault Or Battery and Murder In The First Diploma Whereas Engaged In Burglary inside the lack of lifetime of his mother Julie Aylor, 64.

Consistent with Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister, who spoke in regards to the crime in a press conference, Aylor broke into his mother’s dwelling “by crawling by means of the doggy door” — one factor he’s allegedly carried out “on plenty of occasions” — spherical 4:30AM on August 12.

“He’ll break in in the midst of the night time time and steal irrespective of he can get his fingers on. This generally is a family, it’s a mother who’s been caring for his child since she was born 10 years previously,” talked about Chronister. “As he’s been in and out of jail since 2003, she’s been the caregiver, she’s been the person his daughter can depend upon as her guardian.”

Per Chronister, Aylor’s “path of authorized train” goes once more to 2003 — and, since then, he’s been arrested a minimal of 24 situations for theft-related costs and drug-related costs. He had no historic previous of violence, nonetheless, talked about the sheriff.

Authorities think about that after breaking into the home, he armed himself with a knife and went to his mother’s mattress room — the place they suppose an “argument ensued over what he may steal” as he wasn’t “utterly comfortable or content material materials on what he may take that day.” He then stabbed her as quickly as inside the chest, per the sheriff, calling it a “lethal blow.”

“This 10-year-old, and one different teenager who lives inside the residence who’s moreover a member of the household, is wakened by their grandmother’s screams for help. She’s now begging her son, the very one which merely fatally stabbed her, as she’s drying, pleading for him to help her,” claimed Chronister, saying she was crying, “Jake, help me. Jake, help me.”

“That’s what these poor children rise up to ultimate night time time. She’s panicking, she’s dying, she desires help desperately,” he continued. “She crawls out of her mattress room, crawls over to {{the teenager}}’s mattress room whereas she’s making pleas for her to call 911.”

By the purpose first responder’s arrived, Julie was lifeless.

Aylor, who was reportedly experiencing homelessness, was apprehended by authorities on August 13 — following a reputation from a “concerned citizen” — spherical 4:00AM. Bodycam footage above reveals his arrest.

“She merely wished me to help her. I couldn’t help her,” the 16-year-old teen inside the dwelling, acknowledged as Jaylynn Blair,” suggested FOX 13. “I merely miss her. She helped plenty of individuals, she was always proper right here for me and everybody around her. Under no circumstances let anyone go together with out, certainly not let her son go together with out.”

Consistent with the sufferer’s daughter, Kristina Blair, the assault occurred days after her mother let her brother use her bathe and made him sandwiches at her dwelling, sooner than sending him away.

“I certainly not thought in 1,000,000 years, my brother would take my mom’s life. My brother took my mom from me, for the rest of my life,” Kristina continued. “He acted like he had no remorse, he didn’t care that he killed my mom. He took my mom from not solely me — my daughter, grandkids, great-grandkids, sisters, brothers. She beloved everybody. She took care of everybody.”

Per Fox, family members talked about Julie considered her son a threat for years and repeatedly tried to utilize public property for help.

Chronister, within the meantime, talked about this was the 14th family-related homicide inside the house this yr — after merely 16 for the entire yr in 2023.

“Family violence is a silent crime,” he talked about in his presser. “The one means we’re in a position to stop these kind of crimes is when you’re a sufferer of family violence and in addition you make that courageous step to ask for help … once you’ve obtained the braveness to say ample is ample and in addition you ask for help … sooner than it’s too late.”