A 41-year-old man is in the grips of Police for assisted suicide in the death of his 38-year-old girlfriend. Reports indicate that the woman said she would rather die in the arms of Matthew Stubbendieck than live with stage-four cancer.

But an autopsy revealed that there were no cancerous tumors in her body.
Vibe.com reports that Matthew Stubbendieck took police to the forests where the girlfriend, Alicia Wilemon-Sullivan slit her wrists.
Wilemon-Sullivan reportedly told Stubbendieck more than a year ago the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes, stomach, neck and
armpits. Stubbendieck told law enforcement he never accompanied his girlfriend to the hospital and assumed she received treatment when she went to the emergency room after being diagnosed.
According to The New York Daily News, In July, Wilemon-Sullivan left her three children back in Florida and flew to Nebraska to be with Stubbendieck. They walked to Acapulco Lake where they stayed for hours as she tried to kill herself. Stubbendieck admitted to trying to suffocate her but says he stopped because he saw her suffering.

At 9:30PM he left and when he came back she was dead. Doctors say the wounds she had were self-inflicted. An investigation shows Wilemon-Sullivan had morphine in her system and while there was nothing that could prove she had cancer, but that doesn’t mean she’s cancer free

Stubbendieck said he promised her he wouldn’t tell her family for five or six months, but reportedly called authorities three days later. Wilemon-Sullivan’s family wants authorities to prosecute Stubbendieck “to the fullest extent allowable under Nebraska law.”