The woman shot her sick husband, when asked by the police, she said – she kept her promise

a 76-year-old woman hospital admitted in his near death husband in the head during treatment Gun Shot Beaten to death. The woman had promised her husband that if his condition did not improve, she would kill him. it a settlement It happened between both husband and wife about 3 weeks ago. This news is published by New York Times. The woman’s name is Ellen Gillend.

According to the information, the woman's husband was 77-year-old Jerry Gilland. He was running seriously ill for a few days. In such a situation, about 3 weeks ago, he had an agreement with his wife Ellen Gilland that if his health does not improve, he should shoot her. Unfortunately there was no improvement in his health. Remembering the promise made to her husband, Elaine reached Advent Health Hospital with a gun. This hospital is located on Daytona Beach. Elaine reached a room on the 11th floor of the hospital where her husband was admitted. Without thinking anything, the woman put the gun on her husband's head and pressed the trigger. This information has been given by the police.

Daytona Beach Police Chief Zachary E Young said, 'The woman had planned that she would shoot herself after this. But in the end she could not do so. He further said, 'This is very unfortunate, it shows us that none of us is immune to the trials and tribulations of life.' He told that when the police arrived, the woman was not ready to put down the gun from her hand. Later the police had to use the flash bang device after which the gun could be recovered from them.

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Police said, the woman neither tried to run away nor did she get up from her place after shooting her husband. That's why everything at the crime scene was inside the same room. He told that no harm has been done to any staff of the hospital or anyone else during the entire case. The police has not shared any information about the health of the woman's husband during this period. Ellen Milland is taken to the Volusia County Jail. The police chief said that the woman is very sad, this situation is very difficult for her.