Florida Murder Case Takes a Mysterious Turn: Occult Connection Unveiled

Imagine stumbling upon a murder scene with a note that reads, "The occult were messing with me. Don't believe anything bad. I am telling the truth." Well, that's exactly what happened in the curious case that rocked Florida in 2022.

In the quiet halls of a Palm Beach Gardens home, tragedy struck. Alexandra Cupolo, 27 at the time, was accused of fatally harming her fiancé, Andrew Sturm, and her own mother, Jacqueline Cupolo. The scene was grim, but the twist was even more peculiar – a note hinting at the occult was discovered nearby.

Fast forward sixteen months, and the judicial gavel has spoken. A judge ruled that Alexandra was not fit to stand trial, sending her on a different path. She's been directed towards a treatment facility. But hold on, the story doesn't end there.

The judge isn't letting this slide under the rug. Every six months, reports on Alexandra's progress will be submitted. This twisty tale could still find its way back into the courtroom.

The victims, found lifeless in their home during a wellness check, were entangled in a mystery that shook the community. Andrew Sturm, an emergency room doctor, vanished from his duties, triggering the chilling discovery. Alexandra was discovered in a bewildered state, lying on a bed. Concerned officers broke in, fearing the worst for her.

Things took a spooky turn when Alexandra supposedly muttered, "The occult made me do this. It was self-defense." The arresting report painted a strange picture of her state of mind.

As the puzzle pieces began fitting together, a search warrant uncovered a chilling note about the occult. But that wasn't all – it included instructions on dog care, and even Alexandra's last will and testament. Talk about a cryptic combination!

While in the hospital, more details emerged from Alexandra's lips. She allegedly confessed to shooting her mother and fiancé. The motive? Well, she reportedly referred to her mom in, let's say, not-so-kind terms, and Sturm, unfortunately, happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Her justification? He's "at peace" now. Not your everyday reasoning, that's for sure.

So, here we are, folks, with a case that's about as straightforward as a maze in a funhouse. Will Alexandra's competency be restored, leading this bizarre tale back to court? Only time will tell.

Stay tuned for more twists and turns – and remember, truth is stranger than fiction!

By Chris Eberhart, Curious Reporter ExtraordinaireGot a scoop? Reach out to me at chris.eberhart@fox.com or tweet me @ChrisEberhart48.