A 76-year-old woman died after being stabbed multiple times at a residence in Northeast Dallas.

Police arrested a male suspect who remained at the scene.

Dallas Police responded to the stabbing call at approximately 2:50 p.m. in the 10000 block of Royal Lane on September 2. Officers found Angela Aniche suffering from multiple stab wounds. Dallas Fire-Rescue pronounced Aniche dead at the scene.

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Police have identified the suspect as 57-year-old Victus Ebem, who has been charged with murder.

The relationship between Ebem and Aniche remains unclear, and police have not released a motive for the killing.

According to an arrest affidavit, the victim’s daughter had seen her mother alive before leaving for work that morning, and she recalled seeing Ebem in the living room wrapped in a blanket, Fox 4 KDFW reported. When she returned to the home later that day, she found her mother in a pool of blood in her bed.

When police arrived after the daughter called 911, they found Ebem was still in the home, and he had blood on his pants.

In an interview with police, Ebem acknowledged that he had killed Aniche, explaining that he woke up that morning feeling “disturbed,” took a knife upstairs, and stabbed the woman to death, per Fox 4.

The case remains under active investigation, documented as case number 126480-2025. Detective C. Fehrenbach is leading the investigation. Anyone with information should contact Detective Fehrenbach at (214) 671-3671 or [email protected].