Man stabbed girlfriend who told him she had HIV, left her body for kids to find: cops

Neighbor says victim's son and daughter ran out crying and yelling "Something's wrong with mama!"

Larry Dunn, Jr., a 36-year-old Texas man, is accused of murdering Cicely Bolden, 28, because she revealed she was HIV positive after the two had sex. Dallas Police say Dunn admitted to the crime, telling detectives, "She killed me, so I killed her."

“She killed me, so I killed her.”

That was the chilling confession a Texas man gave to cops last week after allegedly stabbing his girlfriend for telling him she was HIV-positive.

Larry Dunn, Jr., 36, told cops he snapped during a visit to the Dallas apartment of his new girlfriend, 28-year-old Cicely Bolden, on Thursday afternoon, WFAA-TV reported.

After the couple had sex, Dunn says Bolden revealed her HIV status.

Furious, he went to the kitchen, grabbed a knife, and stabbed her to death.

Neighbor Latoya Arnett said Bolden’s son and daughter, ages 7 and 8, came home from school around 3:30 p.m. and found their mother’s body.

“They came out crying," she told the TV station. "I ran out to see what was wrong with them. They were saying, 'Something's wrong with mama!'"

Dunn told detectives he burned his clothes and the knife and tossed them in a dumpster at a Waffle House restaurant. Cops later retrieved the charred murder weapon.

A picture of victim Cicely Bolden from her facebook page.

Bolden’s two children are in the custody of the boy’s father, Jeff Busby, who said Bolden contracted HIV within the past two years.

The kids are "doing okay, but asking a lot of questions," Busby told WFAA.

Dunn is being held on $500,000 bond on a murder charge.