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A woman accused He brutally murdered an elderly couple on New Year’s Eve 2022 They were found competent to stand trial at their home in Mount Dora, according to court records.

Darryl and Sharon Getman, 83 and 80, respectively, were found stabbed to death at their home in Lakeside of Waterman Village, a retirement community, on Dec. 31, 2022, in what authorities described as a violent, targeted but random attack. .

Vickie Lynn Williams, 50, is charged with first-degree murder as well as grand larceny in the deaths of Darryl and Sharon Getmans. The state is calling death penalty in case.

Williams was found incompetent Records show he will be tried in May 2024 and turned over to the Department of Children and Families for “competence restoration.”

At a hearing on October 23, the judge ruled that Williams was competent to stand trial following a doctor’s evaluation in September. According to court records, the doctor found Williams “had sufficient current ability to consult with his attorney in a reasonably rational understanding and had a factual and rational understanding of the legal proceedings against him.”

In a previous statement, Getman’s children said their parents adored Mount Dora, had lived there for more than 20 years and were “enjoying their golden years.”

“They were spending their golden years staying active and spending time with their many friends. We appreciate all the support we have received. It shows how thoughtful our parents are.”

Police said Williams was seen wandering around the nursing home multiple times between Dec. 30 and 31, and on one occasion knocked on another resident’s door and asked that resident to take a shower before pressing the panic button.

At one point, Williams allegedly returned, killed the Getmans, and then left in their green Kia Soul. Williams was found days later parked at a train station in Savannah, Georgia, police said.

Records appear to show Williams has a decades-long criminal history, including 24 arrests in Ohio or South Carolina. Those arrests ranged from misdemeanors to felonies, including assault, trespassing, burglary, robbery, receiving stolen property and domestic violence, FOX 35 previously reported.