OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — On Wednesday, Channel 9 learned new details about why a 45-year-old man might have allegedly killed his estranged wife at her Osceola County home.
The state attorney's office on Wednesday released a 10-page letter Olivencia-Alvarado wrote in Spanish about his rocky relationship with Rodriguez-Laracuente and their adult children.
Olivencia-Alvarado said in the letter that Rodriguez-Laracuente threatened to call 911 and kick him out after he questioned her marital fidelity.
"If I didn't leave, she'd call the police and tell them I put a gun to her head to kill her," he said in the letter.
Olivencia-Alvarado said Rodriguez-Laracuente turned their children and other relatives against them by telling them he was on drugs and was crazy.
Olivencia-Alvarado claimed in the letter that Rodriguez-Laracuente should die, because she "took the most beautiful thing in his life -- the trust, respect and love of his kids," court records said. %
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Olivencia-Alvarado was arrested about a week after Rodriguez-Laracuente's shooting death following a report of a burglary at Meadow Woods Middle School.
Court records said there was a history of domestic violence between the couple, including a 2016 report in which Rodriguez-Laracuente described several incidents of abuse.
Olivencia-Alvarado is expected to appear in court next week.
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