Woman kills her girlfriend for being too loud during sex

A 29-year-old woman faces charges of manslaughter and first-degree assault after allegedly suffocating her girlfriend who wouldn’t be quiet as they had sex. The tragedy unfolded at a home in Palmer, Alaska, resulting in the arrest of Emma Frankson for the death of 26-year-old Donna Jackson.

The Palmer Police Department’s investigation began when Emma made a chilling call on the morning of January 3, reporting Donna’s death. Officers arriving at the scene discovered Donna’s lifeless body face down in a pile of clothes in a bedroom.

The police originally ruled the death an accident however, they were contacted by a third woman, acquainted with Emma Jackson since elementary school, who claimed that Emma Frankson had remarked to her, “It’s OK, they ruled it an accident.” This revelation led investigators to delve into the circumstances surrounding Jackson’s demise.

According to the investigation, after a night of drinking, Emma and Donna returned home and removed their clothes. Both naked and in the midst of intimacy, Donna Jackson’s moans irritated Emma who asked her to be quiet so they would not wake up other residents.

The childhood friend of Emma Frankson recorded a phone conversation with her where Emma admitted to placing “one or both of her hands over [Donna Jackson’s] mouth,” backing her against the wall until she turned blue. An autopsy later revealed small cuts inside Jackson’s mouth consistent with teeth marks, suggesting external force.

In a Snapchat message, Emma confessed to another woman that she had to use force to quiet her girlfriend. In a shocking revelation, she disclosed witnessing Donna Jackson turn blue during the encounter. Despite these alarming messages, Emma reportedly assumed Jackson had fainted from lack of oxygen and left her on the floor.

Donna Jackson never woke up.

Following the admission of events in a recorded conversation, Palmer police tracked down Emma Frankson, leading to her arrest.