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Wilmington police have arrested a man they believe stabbed his girlfriend to death Saturday. It was Wilmington's first homicide after a record-breaking 2017.
Police said they followed a trail of blood from the murder scene to a vacant home, where they found and arrested 52-year-old Kevin Dyton. They charged him with first-degree murder and possession of a deadly weapon during the commission of a felony.
Dyton and his 58-year-old girlfriend, Annette Henry, lived in the 1600 block of West 4th Street, police said. Police found Henry dead from stab wounds just after 3 p.m. in a second floor bedroom.
A blood trail led detectives to the 200 block of N. Dupont Street, police said. What remains of the trail is outlined in yellow chalk circles.
The trail begins on 3rd Street behind the home Dyton and Henry shared. Police markings and droplets of blood then lead up 3rd Street toward North DuPont Street.
The trail indicates a left turn on North DuPont Street and a right turn at Conrad Street.
That's where Waldmar Ortiz was Saturday evening. He said he was working in his auto shop when his dog started barking.
"A guy walks across and keeps walking. A guy I've never seen before in my life," Ortiz said. "That was it. The cops came by, and that's when I found out it was a homicide and they were looking for him."
There were still blood droplets and yellow chalk circles outside his Conrad Street shop Sunday morning. The trail continued up to North Scott Street and then south toward 2nd Street, turning into an alley behind those homes.
The Wilmington Police Crisis Management Tactical Team entered the building and found Dyton, police said. Dyton failed to post a $250,000 bond and was sent to the Howard Young Correctional Facility.
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