Aliquippa woman facing homicide charges in stabbing death of husband

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Tawnya Panizzi, The Tribune-Review, Greensburg
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Mar. 31—An Aliquippa woman is accused of stabbing her husband to death late Tuesday, according to state police in Beaver.

Angela Hunt, 37, confessed to 911 dispatchers that she assaulted her husband, Chad Hunt, 40, and was "unsure if he was still alive," according to police reports.

Aliquippa officers responded to the home along Return Street just before midnight and found Chad Hunt deceased on the second floor of the home with multiple stab wounds.

Angela Hunt is charged with criminal homicide and is in the Beaver County Jail awaiting arraignment.

Tawnya Panizzi is a Tribune-Review staff writer. You can contact Tawnya at 412-782-2121 x1512, tpanizzi@triblive.com or via Twitter .

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