Newly released footage captures a jealous Georgia mom’s callous response when told that a love rival she had lured to a brutal beatdown had died of her injuries.
Antonetta Stevens, 27, used her fiancé’s phone to trick his mistress, 30-year-old New York native Ashley Bocanegra, into coming to her home in Burford, Georgia, according to Law & Crime.
There, she got her fiancé’s sister, Janine Gonzalez, to film as she rushed mom-of-one Bocanegra, with both women beating her and dragging her down the street by her hair.
“I will murder you!” Stevens screamed at one point during the attack, which was too brutal to be screened, Law & Crime said.
Gonzalez filmed the entire fight, though only a small portion of the footage has been released. YouTube / Law&Crime InterrogationsWhen cops showed up at her home later that day, Stevens showed little interest in news that her love rival had died of her injuries.
“She died? … Okay, um, wow I’m so sorry about that — that was not my intention,” Stevens said dismissively, with her teen stepsister-to-be standing behind her on the doorstep.
Antonetta Stevens (left) and Janine Gonzalez (right) were sentenced to 20 years each in the brutal killing. YouTube / Law&Crime InterrogationsStevens quickly tried to blame the dead woman for “showing up here” for the fight, which she said was mutual.
She then quickly complained to the cops about how she had “been mentally going through a lot.”
Ashley Bocanegra, 30, was a New York native and a mother to a 7-year-old boy. YouTube / Law&Crime Interrogations“I have bipolar depression and I’m just going through a lot right now,” she said.
“I came here with my fiancé to start a new life … and I never expected him to basically cheat on me with someone at the workplace,” she complained just as her cheating partner arrived home during the doorstep questioning.
After being taken into custody, Stevens remained quiet with her head falling to the table as police tell her she was being charged with Bocanegra’s killing.
Stevens, a mother to two young boys, told police she didn’t intend to harm anyone. YouTube / Law&Crime Interrogations“I don’t go out looking to harm anybody,” she tells detectives. “It wasn’t my intention to even get into an altercation with her today.”
Meanwhile, Janine was seen cracking up and joking throughout her police interview — until her jaw drops at being told she was being charged.
Gonzalez, then 17, received the same sentence as Stevens. YouTube / Law&Crime Interrogations“Me!” she gasps. “Whoa, that’s, that’s, that’s too bad.”
She continues, trying to defend herself, “No, no, no, no, what? Murder? I barely laid hands on her. All I did was pull her hair.”
Both women are now in Arrendale State Prison serving 20-year sentences for voluntary manslaughter and robbery by force.
