
The great-granddaughter of General Mills heiress Marjorie Merriweather
Post was found stabbed to death in her luxury Honduras spa, law
enforcement officials told the Associated Press.
Nedenia Post Dye, 46, was found stabbed in her spa on the resort island of Roatan, Honduras on Dec. 22.
Lenin Roberto Arana, 25, was arrested and charged with Dye's murder, police officials told The Associated Press.
Arana allegedly said he and Dye were romantically involved, but police
said Dye was trying to help Arana quit drugs, according to the AP.
"She was a good woman who worked with young people at risk, drug addicts
and alcoholics," Roatan police chief Alex Madrid told the AP.
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UPDATE:
UPDATE:
The
suspect, Lenin Roberto Arana (whose occasional stage name is "The
Canary," as if this story couldn't get any more film noirish), was
found, according to CBS, wearing "blood-soaked clothing" as he tried to
flee in Dye's car, though he's so far maintained his innocence,
insisting — in a creepy juxtaposition — that he and Dye were a)
romantically involved and b) that he could never have hurt Dye because
"Nedenia was like a mother to me."
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