Sandra Kolalou, (pictured left) 36, is accused of first-degree murder and disguise of a crime in the passing of 69-year-old Frances Walker, (pictured right).
Sandra was presented with an expulsion notice by the property manager before she killed her, specialists said.
Occupants inside the home where Francis leased rooms to individuals told police they heard shouts around 2:30 p.m. Monday, October 10.
They messaged Walker and got an answer yet specialists said the answers were sent by Sandra Kolalou.
Chicago Police Head of Investigators Brendan Deenihan said Wednesday, October 12, "The inhabitants were extremely helpful. At the point when they heard the shout, when they got up toward the beginning of the day, they quickly began messaging the person in question … began calling the person in question.
"The casualty didn't reply. There were a few messages that were sent back from the casualty's telephone. It shows up from what we know now that the respondent was sending messages from the casualty's telephone and not responding to it."
At the point when officials showed up at the home, they saw Sandra Kolalou strolling toward a tow truck paid by Walker's charge card, police said.
She allegedly asked the tow truck driver to take her to Foster Beach where her car was so it could be towed, police said.
Other occupants said they feared Kolalou. The occupants were worried about the driver's security, so they traded numbers.
At the point when officers went to the ocean side, they found bloody clothes inside a trash bin, specialists said. Officers at first looked through Walker's home yet didn't track down proof of unfairness.
Subsequent to finding the bloodied clothes, they looked through the home once more and tracked down Walker's remaining parts inside a cooler.
At that point, Kolalou was with the tow transporter, who police say she compromised with a blade. She was captured soon after.
Specialists accept she dismembered Walker on the primary floor of the home with "huge butcher blades," police said Wednesday.
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