GOSHEN, N.Y. — A New York State Police investigator says a woman accused of fatally sabotaging her fiancé’s kayak on the Hudson River told an investigator she removed a plug on his kayak and … ...

Authorities say Angelika Graswald removed a drain plug from Vincent Viafore’s kayak in April 2015 and pushed a floating paddle away from him after his kayak capsized.

The New York woman accused of murdering her fiancé by sabotaging his kayak told an investigator that she took the plug out of the boat that later capsized, a pre-trial hearing has heard.

Did she or didn't she? That's the question at the heart of a homicide trial in New York State, where a woman is accused of fatally sabotaging her fiance's kayak on the Hudson River.

The Latvian woman who admitted letting her fiancé drown after pulling the drain plug from his kayak will be home from prison in time for Christmas, officials said Wednesday.. Angelika Graswald ...

GOSHEN, N.Y. — A New York State Police investigator says a woman accused of fatally sabotaging her fiance’s kayak on the Hudson River told an investigator she removed a plug on his kayak and ...

Angelika Graswald, 39, was jailed for killing Vincent Viafore in April 2015 after she was found to have unplugged the drain plug in his kayak on New York's Hudson River.

Suspected "Kayak Killer ... was going to die," and the Orange County medical examiner officially ruled that Viafore died in a "homicide" due to a "kayak drain plug intentionally removed by ...

A New York State Police investigator says a woman accused of fatally sabotaging her fiancé's kayak on the Hudson River told an investigator she removed a plug on his kayak and manipulated his paddle.

Angelika “Kayak Killer” Graswald admitted to removing Vincent Viafore’s kayak drain plug and pushing a floating paddle away from him before he drowned in 2015.

An upstate New York woman accused of killing her fiance admitted she removed a drain plug from his kayak, an investigator said. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 66°F.