Suspect in killing the 64-year-old on her veranda in nyc 'hears voices': lawyer

A man who is charged with the cruel killing of a former colleague on her veranda in Queens, “hears voices” and has hallucinations, said his lawyer on Saturday.

The 40-year-old Francisco Sevilla beat Juliet Kashidas-Singh, 64, “repeated for the head and body” and “dragged her body with a cord that on Thursday in the 105th street in Ozone Park, Queens, on Thursday, after a criminal scale.

Seville, who weighs £ 350 and 5-foot-3 stands, “hears voices” and has hallucinations, said his defender David Strachan when he asked for a psychiatric assessment of his client.

Seville is not guilty of murdered second degree and criminal possession of a weapon, as court files show.

He told the investigators that he was “under the influence” and remembered nothing after sources.

Kashidas-Singh, a survivor of breast cancer, and Sevilla worked together in construction and fought over $ 300, which she apparently owed him, said sources.

Seville, who was arrested hours after the murder with murder that was still soaked in the blood, was sent to Rikers Island's correctional facility without deposit.

Sevilla is a Mexican citizen who has been in the USA for two years, said sources. It is not known whether he legally entered the country.

His next court date is planned for March 5.

Additional reporting by Brigitte Stelzer