A Texas woman has been arrested after she has been accused of killing her roommate by sitting on her until she suffocated according to WMTV 15 Madison. 41-year-old Gloria Ann Jordan was arrested by police on charges of manslaughter last week.

The Wichita Falls Police Department claims that she killed her roommate, Gloria Farmer, on Nov. 21. Law enforcement officials originally said Farmer’s death was medical after being called to the home which Jordan and Farmer shared with a third roommate. However, they ordered a follow-up investigation after a family friend came forward days later with concerns.

Police officials questioned Farmer’s roommate, who reportedly said Jordan might have caused Farmer’s death. She told police she hadn’t said anything to them on the day of the death because she was afraid of Jordan. According to an affidavit, the roommate said that Jordan put her hand on Farmer’s forehead while praying, and pushed her backward in an office chair until Farmer and the chair fell over according to the news station.

Court documents said that Jordan then straddled Farmer’s body, sitting on her chest while Farmer told her to get off because she wasn’t able breathe. The roommate tried to move Jordan off of Farmer, but the other woman is said to have stayed in her position until Farmer stopped breathing.

An autopsy report discovered Farmer’s death to have been caused by mechanical asphyxia, and said the manner of death was homicide.

Police questioned Jordan on Nov. 24 at the hospital, where she had been admitted for an unrelated medical condition. Jordan reportedly admitted to pushing Farmer over and straddling her body in a “prayer position” with her hand on Farmer’s forehead, however, refused to answer further questions.

Jordan is facing charges related to a separate incident on Nov. 25. Police claim that she slammed a woman’s head into the wall multiple times while shouting, “I rebuke you in the name of the Lord.” The woman had reportedly refused to drive her to Dallas for a medical appointment unless Jordan paid for gas.

Jordan was arrested by police, shortly after the Wichita Falls Police Department and Crime Stoppers for the public’s help in finding her. The latter organization had offered a reward of $1,000 for information leading to her arrest.

Jordan is currently in Wichita County Jail, and her bond has been set at $150,000.

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