FLORIDA TEEN HACKED HER FATHER TO DEATH FOR HIS SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS!

Like mother, like daughter?

Authorities have arrested a 19-year-old Florida woman in connection with her father's gruesome murder, charging she and her mother plotted to kill the man with a pickaxe for his social security benefits.

Guenevere Lynn Hudnall and her mother, Stephanie Lynn Hudnall, 41, are accused of masterminding the gruesome murder of 51-year-old William Arnold Hudnall at his trailer home Thursday.

Investigators say Guenevere told her mother she would be willing to kill her estranged father if her mother drove her to his home.

Stephanie reportedly dropped her daughter off at her husband's house around 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening, and father and daughter proceeded to chat for several hours.

When her father finally nodded off to sleep, Guenevere reportedly drew a pickax from the back porch and stabbed him multiple times in the head and chest.

"The victim [Hudnall] continued to make noise so she [Guenevere] struck him with the axe until he was quiet to make sure he was dead," Sheriff's Detective Sandra Myers wrote in a report.

Before fleeing the scene, Guenevere tried to make the murder look like part of a break-in by strewing mail around the living room, investigators said.

She then hopped in her father's car, drove home to her mother, and destroyed all other evidence.

Myers said the two women drove back to the murdered man's trailer the next day and called authorities, claiming they found Hudnall dead in his bed.

Just days prior to the murder, Guenevere took to Twitter to express herself in an ominous post.

"Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire. ~St. Catherine of Siena," the troubled teen wrote.

Just a few weeks earlier, she tweeted about her job hunt as well.

"keep up the prayers...really need a job!!!" she wrote.

Both Guenevere and her mother were unemployed and their trailer park home was reportedly going to be foreclosed on around the time of the gruesome murder.

They are currently in separate holding cells and are being held on $1 million bail.



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