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Demons Told Her To Dismembered and Cook Her Husband's Body After Murdering Him (True Crime Documentary)

June 28, 2025·26 min·1 clip

Police found a suitcase with human organs and later Bill Nelson’s head in the freezer.

1. Mr. Black’s Disturbing Truth examines Omaima Nelson, the Egyptian immigrant whose case centered on the death of Bill Nelson in Costa Mesa, California. 2. Mr. Black frames the story as a cautionary tale about Omaima Nelson’s life, while naming Bill Nelson, Jose Esquivel, Robert Hansen, and Margaret Nelson as key people in the case. 3. The episode asks how Omaima went from poverty in Egypt to a murder case in Orange County, and why her self-defense account remained contested. 4. Omaima is described as born in 1968 near the Sudanese border in southern Egypt and raised in extreme poverty. 5. The narration says she was forced to undergo female genital mutilation at age 7, and that it made intercourse unbearable later in life. 6. Her mother left an abusive father and moved the family to Cairo’s “City of the Dead,” described as a sprawling slum near graveyards. 7. At 18, Omaima met an American oil worker, married him in 1986, and moved to Texas, where the marriage quickly fell apart. 8. After that breakup, she worked cash jobs as a nanny and maid, and also found part-time modeling work. 9. The episode says she moved into fraud and robbery, including binding victims and threatening them with a shotgun. 10. In 1991, she met Bill Nelson in Orange County while playing pool in a bar, and the two married about a month later. 11. Bill Nelson is described as a 56-year-old former pilot, a father of five, a grandfather of 17, and a man who owned land in Texas. 12. The story notes that the couple returned to Costa Mesa, where Bill called his daughter Margaret and said things were going well. 13. On December 1, 1991, Jose Esquivel heard banging at his door, later saw a red Corvette, and then met Omaima when she came back that afternoon. 14. Omaima told Jose that Bill had beaten her, held her captive, and that she had beaten him to death with a lamp in self-defense. 15. She also said she had dismembered Bill’s body and stored the parts in trash bags, then asked Jose for a truck and offered him $75,000 and two motorcycles. 16. Police found human organs in a suitcase, then searched Bill’s apartment and found body parts, blood on the mattress, broken bedposts, and Bill’s torso hanging over the bathtub. 17. The kitchen scene included fried human hands in pans, pieces of hip with Thanksgiving food, and Bill’s head in the freezer wrapped in tinfoil. 18. Investigators later said the medical evidence suggested a homicide, while Omaima told police that demons and two blood-covered women told her Bill had to die. 19. The episode uses a grim, accusatory tone, mixes narration with legal detail, and lingers on graphic forensic evidence and trial testimony. 20. Listeners interested in true-crime reconstruction and courtroom testimony will get the most from it, while people who avoid graphic dismemberment cases may skip it.

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