In a tragic turn of events, a man accused of fatally stabbing a woman at a southwest Valley Airbnb has pleaded guilty to murder charges. The horrific incident unfolded in January 2024, when the woman’s three children discovered their mother covered in blood and immediately FaceTimed their grandmother for help.
34-year-old David Perry, who fled the scene after the crime, was arrested in Kentucky in early 2024. After months of legal proceedings, Perry entered a guilty plea on Thursday, facing charges of murder and child abuse, neglect, and endangerment. The children, who witnessed the aftermath of the stabbing, are said to have endured both physical and emotional distress due to the crime.
According to the police reports, the children’s quick thinking in contacting their grandmother may have been crucial in alerting authorities to the crime. However, despite their efforts, the woman tragically did not survive the attack. The case has been a heartbreaking reminder of the lasting trauma caused by violent acts, particularly for children involved in such devastating events.
Perry is scheduled to appear in court on March 13, 2025, for sentencing. As the legal process unfolds, the community remains deeply shaken by the tragedy, with many still grappling with the devastating impact of the crime on the victim’s children and family. The case serves as a stark reminder of the far-reaching consequences of domestic violence and the pain it inflicts on those left behind.
