University of Texas Police arrested her husband 200 miles from the crime scene.
The former personal assistant to Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was murdered in Texas this week, allegedly by her own husband.released Friday, as news spread that Jenean Chapman, 46, had been found murdered in her Dallas apartment on Monday.
Authorities deemed Chapman’s death a homicide a day after her body was discovered. Two days after the murder, Chapman’s husband, James Patrick, was identified as a suspect and taken into custody 200 miles from the scene of the crime, the Dallas Police Department “She had so much to look forward to and impacted so many people in her life,” Crystal Marshall wrote. “Her accomplishments are too many to count. Even though her presence is no longer with us her light will continue to shine in our hearts and fond memories we have of her.”
Police have not revealed details on how Chapman was killed, but her family said her place of employment alerted authorities after she failed to show up for work.
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