Police investigated abuse case weeks before mom allegedly killed kids

Police opened, before falling, a survey of physical abuse involving the mother against her teenage daughter in Florida, closing the week before the event that the woman has admitted killing the girl and her brother, as were "insolent."

Julie K. Schenecker, 50, is accused of killing two points of first instance, the death of her 13 year old son, Beau Schenecker Powers, and his daughter aged 16, Calyx Schenecker Powers.

She was denied bond to appear in court Monday, a spokesman for the court.

"We believe, that he is not a pressure - has designed this," Tampa, Florida, police spokeswoman Laura McElroy said HLN hustle and bustle of Vinnie on Monday.

New details about the alleged murder and a run-in Schenecker months police had earlier in his treatment of his children.

In November, police launched an investigation into allegations of child abuse Goblet Schenecker abuse, according to a report from the Tampa police.

An advocate, Julie Becker wrote that it saw no "visible injuries" to the calyx, or the girl complained of an individual. "She seemed cautious about what I had to say and sometimes wept," Becker said in his report.

Calyx told police days earlier, repeatedly attacking his mother while they were returning home, before he was able to run in a safe place in his room. She said that a month and a half earlier, his mother had hit him in the face so hard that caused his lip bleeding.

Julie Schenecker told police she had struck the girl three times in the first incident after the girl told him: "You're disgusting" and "You're not my parents," according to the report police. She said Calyx has not been broken or bleeding afterwards.

The mother also admitted having beaten the girl once again to the previous month, according to his statement to the police, but she again denied that the Chalice was bleeding.

Becker said: "There is no history (related to) the location and the family."

December 21, found "no evidence of a crime," the authorities have completed their investigation.

McElroy, spokesman for the Tampa police said Monday that she seemed "regrets" his statements about the incident and no injuries could be seen that the decision of the investigators.

"Parents can discipline their children using physical force as long as there is no harm," said McElroy. "Therefore, there was no crime at the time."

But McElroy said police found Jan. 28, after his arrival at the house of the family had conspired to kill Schenecker adolescents. The authorities in the country after receiving a call from the suspect's mother who, after communicating by e-mail last night, was concerned that her daughter was depressed.

Police arrived at 7:45 to find Julie Schenecker on the back porch of his house, "a little combative" and his clothes soaked in blood, McElroy said.

Police then found the body of the cup in an upstairs bedroom. He had been shot twice in the head, police said. beautiful body was later found in the front seat of a van in the garage of the house, police said. They said he was dead when he was taken to soccer practice.

Pre-trial, says teen died Thursday night, the statement said the police, but the county medical examiner to determine the moment of death.

Schenecker confessed to killing the children, according to a police statement, possibly telling his reason for being and thinking "in detail", according to a press release.

"He does not tell us that they were talking again, that were the chatty" McElroy told CNN affiliate WTSP end of last week. "But I do not think there is always an explanation for the rest of us, how could you take the life of a child."

Schenecker had initially planned what he called a "massacre" - to kill the children and then himself, McElroy said Monday - January 22, but put it away after three days did not check before I could buy a gun.

Police later found written in the house, believed to be Schenecker, where she explained her intentions in detail.

"There is certainly evidence that she had anticipated," said McElroy. "(Scripture) was devoid of emotion."

Schenecker husband, Parker, is a U.S. Army colonel. And 'member of the UP Central Command and the police told CNN affiliate WFTS in Qatar that was when his sons were killed.

Schenecker appeared in court Monday via video link from prison, WFTS reported. She held a handkerchief and cried softly during the appearance of two minutes.

Judge Walter Heinrich said during the hearing that Schenecker likely to undergo a psychiatric evaluation.

She did not enter an exception because of this risk, as the spokesman for the Hillsborough County Courthouse Calvin Green.

No new court dates are set in the case, said Mr. Green. Prosecutors have 21 days to submit the case to a grand jury.

The mourning for the young victims continues in western Florida, where a vigil was held Friday night.

Wednesday - first day back since the shooting has been made public - the students of Liberty Middle School in Tampa, had blue and black in memory of Beau, an eighth grader at the school.

"We wanted to show him that we miss and it does not deserve this" Shim Jae, a classmate and friend of the boy.

Students responded to the publication in Facebook, which has been a page created to honor the boy and his sister, a sophomore from background stars and the King High School.

"Heaven is now home to two new angels," said Ron Taskey message. "It is possible that both rest in peace!"