A Maryland woman who was supposedly killed last year by a panhandler asking for help was actually killed by her husband, police revealed on Sunday. Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said investigators on Dec. 1, 2018 received a call from Keith Smith, Jacquelyn Smith's husband, reporting that his wife was stabbed to death after she gave money to a panhandler in East Baltimore. FLASHBACK: MARYLAND WOMAN STABBED TO DEATH AFTER ROLLING DOWN CAR WINDOW TO GIVE WOMAN MONEY, POLICE SAYPolice said at the time that Smith rolled down her car window to give money to a woman who was holding a sign that read, "Please help me feed my baby." A "lengthy investigation" led police to believe that Smith's husband, 52-year-old Keith, and stepdaughter, 28-year-old Valeria Smith, were responsible for Jacquelyn Smith's death. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPHarrison said that Keith and Valeria Smith were arrested on Sunday near the U.S.-Mexico border in Harlingen, Texas, and were both charged with first-degree murder.

Source: Fox News March 04, 2019 00:45 UTC