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Mississippi Woman Goes Live to Record Her Husband Leaving Her. Now, She's Charged with Murder.


A Mississippi woman is behind bars today and charged with a felony after an argument with her husband turned deadly.


Just after 7a.m. the woman went live on Facebook to show her friends and followers that her husband was packing his things and leaving her. She remarked how he hadn't cooked for their children and that he was leaving to go stay with his mother.


During the video, the woman enters the room where her husband is and records him packing. He's on his phone and she snatches it away from him. Viewers can hear them scuffle and her saying "Stop" while he's saying "Don't put your hands on me". Another woman, presumed to be her mother, is in the background urging them to stop. It is just after the scuffle where the woman somehow obtains a gun and begins taunting him. Just as the other woman scolds them about acting like this in front of their children. There is a gunshot and the house erupts in mayhem.


We will warn you. The video is disturbing to listen to.

Officers responded to the call for help about 7:30 Saturday morning at Greentree Apartments.


According to reports, Lowndes County Sheriff Eddie Hawkins says Kadejah Brown and her husband, Jeremy Brown, had been arguing most of the night. He tells WCBI that Jeremy Brown was allegedly trying to leave the apartment and defuse the situation before being shot.


Deputies were on the scene in a matter of minutes and were able to recover a handgun, along with a shell casing.


Now, 28-year-old Kadejah Brown is charged with Murder.


She remains in the Lowndes County jail. The couples four children have been placed with relatives.

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