Hudson Valley Murder Investigation Takes Stunning Family Turn
A Hudson Valley man is accused of killing his niece.
There's been a break in the murder of a disability aide worker, as she sat in her car in the Bronx late Sunday night.
Disability Aide Worker Killed
Julia Anderson, 39, of Mount Vernon spent over a decade caring for adults with developmental disabilities.
She was shot dead inside her black Jeep Grand Cherokee around midnight Tuesday after leaving work.
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Shots were fired directly through the passenger-side window, striking Anderson multiple times in the chest and abdomen.
Hudson Valley Man Arrested
On Wednesday, Anderson's uncle, 58-year-old Michael Foster of Mount Vernon, was arrested and charged with murder, manslaughter, and 10 counts of criminal possession of a weapon.
Foster was arrested after the NYPD Crime Scene Unit executed a multi-hour search warrant at a home on Bell Avenue in Mount Vernon.
That's a property that Foster, Anderson, and Anderson's mother all shared.
Family Feud
According to reports, the murder was sparked by an ongoing debate regarding the inheritance of a home.
Reports say that the family feud was over who owned or would inherit the Mount Vernon residence where they all lived.
The fatal shooting happened about a mile away from their shared home.
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