Woman accused of drowning her fiancé: “felt good knowing he was going to die”

New York – The New York woman accused of drowning her fiancé in the Hudson River confessed to police that she had tampered with his kayak and “felt good knowing he was going to die,” prosecutors said Wednesday, even as a body was pulled from the river nearly a month after Vincent Viafore disappeared.

Angelika Graswald, who is charged with second-degree murder in the death of Vincent Viafore, appeared in court Wednesday for a bail hearing in Orange County, where details emerged of the Latvian woman’s alleged confession.

At the proceeding, Assistant District Attorney Julie Mohl said Graswald, 35, knew she was the beneficiary in two life insurance policies belonging to Viafore, 46. Graswald stood to gain $250,000 and “talked about what she could do with the money” after the death of Viafore, whose body has not been found, Mohl said. More

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