A woman killed her boyfriend with a sword on Christmas Eve, according to Missouri authorities.

Reportedly, Brittany A. Wilson, 32, called the police on Friday at approximately 11:05 p.m. In the call, she said that she had killed her boyfriend with a sword. Police arrived to the scene, Wilson’s home on Barberry Street, citing “suspicious activity” as their reason for dispatch. “Upon arrival, officers located an adult female standing outside of a residence with apparent blood on her clothing,” law enforcement stated in their report. A sword was soon found lying in the front yard.

In the bedroom of the home, police found Wilson’s boyfriend, Harrison Stephen Foster, dead. Foster, 34, had multiple “apparent, fresh stab wounds on his body.”

Foster resided with Wilson in the home. Cape Girardeau, where the couple’s residence is located, is a county located in southeast Missouri. It is approximately 115 miles to the south of St. Louis.

Wilson told authorities that she and Foster had taken methamphetamine earlier in the day. She said that she believed there were “several other entities living inside his body for the past several months.” She claimed that she had been attempting to set him free from these entities by piercing him with the sword.

She also reportedly told authorities that Foster was harvesting other people’s body parts.

Wilson was arrested and transported to Cape Girardeau municipal jail, reportedly without incident, and she remains incarcerated in the jail.

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In her mugshot, Wilson is seen smiling widely for the camera.

Cape Girardeau County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office reviewed the findings of the initial investigation. Judge Frank E. Miller presided over the case. Wilson is charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action.

Her bail is set at $2 million cash. Currently, it is not publicly known if Wilson has an attorney to speak on her behalf.

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