Sean Rivera admitted to police in April that he drugged his mother with fentanyl, drove her to a community health center in Frankford and shot her there.
A Morrisville man who admitted to killing his mother in April and dumping her body in a storage shed told a magisterial district judge Tuesday that he intends to plead guilty to her murder.
After shooting her, Rivera used bolt cutters to remove locks that had been on the storage shed, placed his mother’s body inside the shed, and replaced the lock with one he had purchased from Home Depot, the affidavit said. She was killed one day before her birthday.Philadelphia Police found Clark, 72, inside the shed behind the Northeast Community Center for Behavioral Health, investigators said. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
“This situation would ensure that the victims wouldn’t have to go through a trial, and that the defendant would spend the rest of his life in prison,” Furber said. “It would protect the victims’ memories of their mother, and it would also protect the community.
Clark-Valle told police it was not like his mother to not contact him, especially on that day, which was her birthday, the affidavit said. He also said his mother has diabetes and mobility issues that prevent her from travelling far on her own. She stopped driving a year prior after suffering a stroke.
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