Fox News’ Bryan Llenas reports on the ongoing investigation into the murder of New Jersey mom Brooke Hanlon, found stabbed in her home. More than a month after the incident, no arrests have been made, and authorities remain tight-lipped about key details, including the 911 call and the cooperation of her husband, James Connor Hanlon. Neighbors are baffled by the unsolved case in Chester, N.J. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! [snip] Wolfson, 36, was arrested Thursday on suspicion of murder after investigators previously identified him as a person of interest in the case. Angela Caprioli and Safford Wolfson. Wolfson was arrested on suspicion of murder after authorities said Caprioli was found dead at a Laguna Beach home. The New York Post identified the pair as mother and son. (Angela Caprioli via Facebook) Police said officers responded to a home in the 1300 block of Dunning Drive shortly after 11 a.m. for a death investigation and found Caprioli deceased. The circumstances surrounding her death remain under investigation. [snip] Angela Caprioli, 61, was found dead at a Laguna Beach, California, home on July 20, authorities said. (Angela Caprioli via Facebook) “I saw her outside talking with him and it seemed like a pretty hostile conversation,” Pettit told The California Post. [snip] “He was pretty mysterious. He wasn’t talking to us, you know, he would come outside, smoke a cigarette and play some guitar,” he said. “That’s kinda the extent of the relationship we’ve had with him over the last six months or so.” Angela Caprioli was found dead at a Laguna Beach home. The New York Post identified Safford Wolfson, who was later arrested on suspicion of murder, as her son. (Angela Caprioli via Facebook) According to the New York Post, social media accounts associated with Wolfson identify the account holder as transgender. The outlet also reported that Wolfson wrote on Facebook in 2024: “Not even my mom wants to hang out with me man… talk about lame-o!” (*) Full article: https://www.foxnews.com/us/california-trans-suspect-arrested-mothers-killing-neighbor-recalls-heated-argument Post navigation House Republicans confront NJ governor over 6,600 noncitizens registered to vote in alleged software failure
