WOMAN BURNS HER BOYFRIEND WITH HOT OIL, STAB HIM AND HOLD HIM HOSTAGE IN APT

A demented Manhattan woman burned her live-in boyfriend with hot oil, repeatedly stabbed him and then locked him in their bedroom while he begged her to call 911, police sources said.
Myeshia Hawkins-Taylor, 38, kept Carlton Adams, 52, locked in the bedroom they shared in a Harlem apartment for about 36 hours and took his phone away, cop sources said.
She finally called 911 Sunday at about 12:30 p.m. because “she thought he was going to die,” one source said. Adams was in the burn unit at Harlem Hospital, in stable condition.
“She was tired of all the stuff he does. She was tired of his nonsense,” a police source said.
Felixia Camacho, who rented a room to the couple, came home to the horror at her W. 144th St. apartment Sunday afternoon after spending the weekend out of town. Camacho found Hawkins-Taylor outside, on the phone with police.
“There was a lot of blood. Fingerprints with blood were on the floor,” Camacho said.
Their falling out was over money and Adams’ infidelity, a police source said.
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Their falling out was over money and Adams’ infidelity, a police source said.
She needed the help of a handyman to clean up the apartment.
“They were fighting because she wanted more money and over his cheating,” Camacho said. “I never thought she’d do something crazy like that.”
The pair had been in a “domestic partnership” since April 2015, according to Hawkins-Taylor’s Facebook page.
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The pair had been in a “domestic partnership” since April 2015, according to Hawkins-Taylor’s Facebook page.
The handyman, Phillip Rogers, watched as emergency personnel took Adams away, unconscious but still alive.
“He was burned bad. His face, his arm, his legs. She burned him with hot grease. He was stabbed twice in the stomach and once in the leg,” Rogers said.
On her Facebook page, Hawkins-Taylor says she’s been in a “domestic partnership” with Adams since April. She also makes several references to going through recovery.
The couple graduated from a substance-abuse rehab program last year, Camacho said.
Hawkins-Adams Faces charges of attempted murder, felony assault and unlawful imprisonment. She’s in a hospital, where she’s expected to have a bedside arraignment, court records show.