Who is Taylor Schabusiness and why was she arrested?
WISCONSIN woman Taylor Schabusiness was arrested in connection to a gruesome discovery of a man’s head and genitalia in a bucket. Schabusiness has been accused of killing and dismembering a 25-year-old man. Who is Taylor Schabusiness? Schabusiness is a 24-year-old woman from Green Bay, Wisconsin. In her initial interview, police asked her what had happened. […]
WISCONSIN woman Taylor Schabusiness was arrested in connection to a gruesome discovery of a man’s head and genitalia in a bucket.
Schabusiness has been accused of killing and dismembering a 25-year-old man.
Who is Taylor Schabusiness?
Schabusiness is a 24-year-old woman from Green Bay, Wisconsin.
In her initial interview, police asked her what had happened.
Schabusiness reportedly replied, “That is a good question.”
After further probing, she allegedly said she spent the day smoking meth with the victim.
She allegedly claimed that they had consensual sex, which involved chains.
The criminal complaint states that she allegedly said she didn’t mean to kill him, but enjoyed the choking and continued to do it.
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Why was she arrested?
After a Green Bay mother discovered her 25-year-old son’s head in a bucket in her basement on February 23, 2022, she alerted police immediately.
She said she was awakened by a slamming door and went downstairs to check on a light that was left on.
According to police, their investigation quickly led them to Taylor Schabusiness’ home, where they took her into custody.
Schabusiness had dried blood on her clothing when the detectives arrived.
Schabusiness allegedly said that police officers “were going to have fun trying to find all of the organs” of the 25-year-old man, according to WBAY.
In her car was a crockpot box containing what the criminal complaint says were “additional human body parts, including legs.”
What charges does Schabusiness face if convicted?
Schabusiness is charged with first-degree intentional homicide, mutilating a corpse, and third-degree sexual assault.
According to the Wisconsin state legislature, first-degree intentional homicide is punishable by life in prison.
Mutilating a corpse is a class F felony in the state, punishable by a fine of $25,000, a state prison sentence of 12 years and 6 months, or both imprisonment and a fine.
Schabusiness is currently being held on a $2million bond.
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