‘I Just Killed Somebody’: Suspect Leads Officers to San Antonio Home, Where Victim’s Head Found in Bathtub, Cops Say
Dimmick led police to a home where they found the victim's head in a bathtub.
Oct. 17 2023, Published 4:00 p.m. ET
Police in Texas spotted a man looking into vehicles, but they were shocked when he then led officers to a grisly scene at a home just a few blocks away, RadarOnline.com has learned.
On Oct. 13, officers in San Antonio responded to a call about a suspicious person looking inside parked vehicles, as Front Page Detectives reported.
Johnny Hardwick was found heavily decomposed.
When the officers encountered the suspect, later identified as 35-year-old Bradley Adam Dimmick, he allegedly told police, “I just killed somebody,” according to KENS.
Dimmick provided police with an address blocks away, and when they arrived at the home, officers discovered blood and a dead dog inside the front door, officials said.
Both the victim and the dead dog had large stomach wounds with "intestines extruding from their bodies."
Officers also located a decapitated human body with a “large stomach wound” in the home's living room.
Authorities said the dog also had a large stomach wound and said “both of these wounds had intestines extruding from their bodies."
When searching the house, police allegedly found the victim's head in the bathtub.
Investigators followed a trail of blood through the house to the bathroom, where the victim’s head was in the bathtub, officials said.
Dimmick was arrested and faces murder and animal cruelty charges.
The victim was identified as 65-year-old Keith Dimmick, but investigators didn’t say how he and Bradley Dimmick were related.
However, posts from family members on Facebook indicate the victim was Bradley’s father, KENS reported.
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Bradley Dimmick was arrested and he faces charges of murder and animal cruelty, officials said.
His bonds were set at a total of more than $1 million.