An Army veteran from Mississippi (pictured left), has been charged with murder.
Terrelle Johnson, 29, is accused of brutally murdering and beheading his mother Sherry Johnson (pictured right), a 51-year-old high school guidance counselor and dumping her head and body in their backyard, where her remains were discovered on June 6.
Stone County Sheriff’s Capt. Ray Boggs said Terrelle had been telling his aunts and uncles, who were concerned for Sherry’s well-being after not hearing from her for several days, that she had gone one a cruise.
Deputies who were asked to check on Sherry found her mutilated body outside her home near Wiggins on June 6.
Stone County Coroner Wayne Flurry says the remains had been there several days.
Sherry had worked at Hattiesburg High School as a counselor since 2014.
During Wednesday’s court hearing, Capt Boggs described how he arrived at a brick home on Johnson Road in Stone County, Mississippi to perform the welfare check and found Terrelle sitting on the front porch, reported The Sun Herald.
When asked about his mother’s whereabouts, the 29-year-old reportedly said that she had gone somewhere with a friend, but Boggs asked if he could take a look inside the residence.
‘When I entered the bedroom, I immediately noticed blood everywhere,’ Boggs told the court.
He said there was blood spatter on the bed, the floor and even the walls, but there was no sign of Sherry.
Boggs then went into the backyard and came upon the woman’s headless body. Her head was located 15 feet away.
During a videotaped interview with investigators, Terrelle reportedly confessed to killing his mother during a heated argument over credit cards, which he said got out of hand.
The son told officials that he beat up the 51-year-old woman, choked her until she stopped breathing, then sawed off her head using a butter knife then used his bare hands and teeth to rip off her head.
The 29-year-old explained that he disposed of the remains outside so the house would not smell bad.
Johnson appeared at yesterday’s hearing dressed in an orange jumpsuit. He sat with his head down and did not speak during the proceedings, but on his way inside the courthouse he yelled out, ‘I done it’ and ‘I plead guilty.’
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