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Florida grandmother in ICU after grandson allegedly stabbed her 11 times on Mother's Day
Police say Keo Nottage stabbed his grandmother 11 times after a grocery run, and she remains in critical condition in the ICU.
- On Sunday, May 10, 2026, 29-year-old Keo Nottage allegedly stabbed his 74-year-old grandmother, Mary Sigler, 11 times at their home in the 600 block of 52nd Street in West Palm Beach.
- The violence began when Sigler and a relative returned from grocery shopping for Mother's Day dinner; when asked to help carry groceries, Nottage reportedly declared, "Someone is going to die today."
- After the initial stabbing, Nottage pursued his 16-year-old cousin with a knife while shouting threats, forcing the witness to flee and call 911 for emergency assistance.
- Authorities charged Nottage with attempted first-degree murder and aggravated assault; Sigler remains in critical condition at St. Mary's Hospital while he is held without bond in the Palm Beach County Jail.
- During a Monday court appearance, deputies removed Nottage from the courtroom following several interruptions as he questioned his charges; investigators remain uncertain whether the victim will survive her injuries.
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Florida thug allegedly stabs his grandmother 11 times on Mother's Day — after being asked to help carry in groceries
A 29-year-old Florida male allegedly stabbed his grandmother 11 times on Mother's Day after being asked to help carry in groceries.The West Palm Beach Police Department said it received a call around 1:26 p.m. from a relative reporting that Keo Nottage had stabbed his grandmother, WPEC-TV reported.'Someone is going to die today.'When officers arrived at the scene on 52nd Street, they found Nottage and his cousin involved in a physical altercatio…
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