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Wisconsin woman, 24, ‘choked her lover during sex.

A 24-year-old Wis­con­sin woman is behind bars after alleged­ly killing a man and dis­mem­ber­ing him before taunt­ing police that they were “going to have fun try­ing to find all the organs.”

Tay­lor Sch­abusi­ness, 24, was charged Tues­day with first-degree inten­tion­al homi­cide, muti­la­tion of a corpse and third-degree sex­u­al assault.

She is accused of chok­ing the man to death dur­ing sex, then using a bread knife to dis­mem­ber his body.

Sch­abusi­ness then placed his head and penis in a buck­et, while she dumped oth­er body parts into a large crock pot, accord­ing to a crim­i­nal complaint.

The grue­some scene was dis­cov­ered by the vic­tim’s own moth­er when she returned home.

Sch­abusi­ness told inves­ti­ga­tors that she did not mean to kill the vic­tim but was chok­ing him, enjoyed it and con­tin­ued to do so, accord­ing to the com­plaint. The vic­tim’s iden­ti­ty was not released.

Tay­lor Sch­abusi­ness, 24, was charged Tues­day with killing and decap­i­tat­ing a Green Bay man in a home after smok­ing metham­phet­a­mine with him

Sch­abusi­ness appeared in Brown Coun­ty court Tues­day. Her bail was set at $2 mil­lion and she remains in cus­tody in the Brown Coun­ty Jail

Police were called to the home on Stony Brook Lane in Green Bay around 3:25 a.m. Feb. 23 after the vic­tim’s moth­er came upon the grue­some scene.

The vic­tim’s moth­er told police she heard the door slam between 2 a.m. and 3 a.m., and when she went to check, she found her son’s sev­ered head in a buck­et and dried blood on a near­by mattress.

A search of the home led police to find sev­er­al oth­er body parts as well, includ­ing a “male organ” in the buck­et and the upper tor­so in a tote bag.

Sch­abusi­ness, who was “a known asso­ciate of the vic­tim,” was report­ed­ly the last per­son seen with the vic­tim, accord­ing to the complaint.

Police were called to the home on Stony Brook Lane in Green Bay around 3:25 a.m. on Feb. 23 after the vic­tim’s moth­er came upon the grue­some scene.

When police searched her van parked on East­man Avenue, they found a crock pot con­tain­ing “addi­tion­al human body parts, includ­ing legs,” accord­ing to the crim­i­nal complaint.

Sch­abusi­ness was tak­en into cus­tody and when police asked her what hap­pened, she replied, “That’s a good ques­tion,” accord­ing to the complaint.

In the com­plaint, pros­e­cu­tors say Sch­abusi­ness told police that she and the vic­tim were togeth­er all day Tues­day and had smoked metham­phet­a­mine dur­ing sex.

Sch­abusi­ness said she passed out at some point and went “crazy” and began chok­ing the vic­tim with a chain and then with her hands.

She stat­ed that she could feel the vic­tim’s heart beat­ing as she choked him, so she con­tin­ued to pull him and choke him harder.

She told police she knew the vic­tim was dead when his face turned pur­ple and blood came out of his mouth, but she con­tin­ued to choke him. It is unclear from the com­plaint when the vic­tim stopped breathing.

A search of the home led police to find sev­er­al oth­er body parts as well, includ­ing a “male organ” in the buck­et and the upper tor­so in a tote bag.

The com­plaint also con­tains graph­ic details of the sex­u­al acts Sch­abusi­ness said she per­formed on the vic­tim’s body after his death, admit­ting she played with his body for “two to three hours” after his death.

The com­plaint alleges she also made com­ments to detec­tives, ask­ing if they knew what it was like to “love some­thing so much that you kill it.”

Sch­abusi­ness said she used knives she obtained from the res­i­dence kitchen and that a bread knife worked best because of the ser­rat­ed blade, accord­ing to the complaint.

She also said the plan was for her to bring all the body parts with her, but she got lazy and only end­ed up putting the leg/foot in the van and for­got the head.

“I can’t believe I left the head,” she added, refer­ring to the vic­tim’s head in the basement.

Sch­abusi­ness appeared in Brown Coun­ty court Tues­day. Her bail was set at $2 mil­lion and she remains in custody.

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