Police: Woman accused of killing husband waited days before calling 911

Indiana police said a woman murdered her husband on Friday and did not report it until Monday morning, WXIN reported.

Sheila Ridenour, 55, was charged with murder and failure to report a body, the Indianapolis Star reported, citing an arrest report by police in Montgomery County.

According to police, Ridenour called 911 at 3:24 a.m. to report the death. Officers responded and found Billy Ridenour, 62, dead at the couple's Crawfordsville residence, WXIN reported.

Ridenour told a 911 dispatcher she shot her husband on Friday, the Star reported.

Police said the case is still being investigated, WXIN reported

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