Have a look at the bio, age and criminal record of Bionca Ellis who killed Julian Wood
On Tuesday afternoon, a $1 million bond was granted in court to a woman named Bionca Ellis who is suspected of stabbing and killing a 3-year-old boy outside a nearby grocery shop.
Bionca Ellis stabbed the young boy, three year old Julian Wood to death at a Giant Eagle store. Less than a year ago, a murder-suicide occurred at this shop. A divorced couple was involved in that incident. Tuesday morning saw the reopening of the Giant Eagle store.
Who is Bionca Ellis who stabbed Julian Wood to death in Giant Eagle store, North Olmsted, Ohio, bio, age, criminal record and photo
On Tuesday afternoon, Bionca Ellis was arraigned over video conferencing from the jail with a $1 million bond in Giant Eagle store stabbing case. Police said she’s been charged with aggravated homicide. The toddler was stabbed and attacked outside the Giant Eagle on Lorain Road in North Olmsted, along with his mother. The patients were taken by ambulance to Westlake’s St. John Medical Centre.
According to public records, Bionca Ellis, 32, of Cleveland has not had an extensive criminal history and on Tuesday, Ellis was charged with the aggravated murder of Julian Wood.
Prior to that, court records show Ellis had been charged with theft at a North Olmsted Walmart in May of last year and Ellis pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of unauthorized use of property and was given a six-month probation.
Ellis never completed her required theft education program and a warrant was then issued for her arrest.
Investigators say Ellis stabbed the boy and his mother with a kitchen knife in the parking lot of a Giant Eagle supermarket in North Olmsted in a random attack.
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The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner verified on Tuesday morning that North Olmsted resident Julian Wood, age three, passed away in the hospital. Margot Wood, the mother of the kid, 38 was treated for non-life-threatening injuries and is expected to make a full recovery, according to the police.
Police detective Sgt. Matt Beck revealed that while Margot will recover physically, the psychological trauma she experienced is likely to last “the rest of her life.” The victims did not appear to have interacted before the attack, according to the police, who also highlighted that the attack seemed random.
According to Beck, Ellis was captured on camera stealing the knife from a Volunteers of America store nearby. She passed Margot and Julian Wood as she entered the grocery shop, which was captured on camera. With the knife in hand, she then trailed them back outside to their car.
Julian Wood was stabbed in the face and back and Margot was wounded in the shoulder. Then, Ellis began to move away. 32 year old Ellis did not struggle throughout her arrest, according to Beck, even though she was still holding the knife.
A GoFundMe page set up by loved ones for the family has generated over $90,000 as of Wednesday morning.
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Bionca Ellisโ criminal history
Bionca Ellis has never committed a violent crime in the past. She was previously detained for a nonviolent offence in Florida. She was detained in 2023 in North Olmsted for petty theft from a Walmart; after entering a guilty plea, she was sentenced to probation.
According to officer Beck, she was detained for court last week after being jailed for violating her probation. She was at the police station on Monday before the attack, according to Beck, asking about belongings she had left there.