A tangled web of drugs, medical issues and alleged murder in Renton

Renton, WALocal News

The tragic case of Sean Lowe, accused of murdering his mother, Leda Files, has shaken the Renton community. Following Files' death on January 21, her son was arrested after calling 911 to report the incident. In an emotional interview, Jessica Foxwell, Lowe's sister, discussed their family's struggles with drug addiction and mental health issues. She described how their mother, despite being scared of her son’s behavior, continued to offer him love and support, hoping to maintain their bond. Foxwell noted a significant change in Lowe's demeanor leading up to the murder, marked by troubling statements and erratic behavior.

Court documents also revealed that Lowe admitted to killing his mother, with evidence including a disturbing video found by police. Foxwell's insights underscore the complex interplay of familial love, mental health, and the devastating consequences of untreated issues. The community is left grappling with the aftermath of this shocking crime.

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