During an argument over onions, an Indiana man slashed a prominent lawyer’s throat, according to police.

Linsky, as stated on her LinkedIn page, has extensive experience in criminal defense as a private attorney. Additionally, she was a co-owner of Blarney Stone Alpaca Ranch, where her focus was on raising alpacas for their fiber and for sale. Furthermore, it has been reported by 12Alive that she also worked as a public defender.

According to Bill LeBrato, the Chief Public Defender of Allen County, Linsky’s absence is deeply felt as she was not only an exceptional attorney but also an extraordinary individual. He expressed that she was truly irreplaceable and her qualities as a person far surpassed her skills as a lawyer.

1. The Affidavit Says Charles Michael Calvert Called 911 & Said His Girlfriend, Marcia Linsky, ‘Had Come at Him With a Knife’

Charles Michael Calvert’s mugshot has been released.

According to the probable cause affidavit filed in Allen County, Indiana, Calvert, who is 60 years old, is accused of committing murder on February 3, 2024.

According to the affidavit, he kept repeating the statement, “She is no longer with us.”

According to the affidavit, Calvert informed dispatch that he was observing her car from his own vehicle.

According to the affidavit, Calvert was discovered by an officer outside the house. He was standing in the middle of the driveway with his hands raised and holding his phone.

According to the court documents, the police have provided reasons for not believing Calvert’s story.

2. Police Say They Found Marcia Linsky With a ‘Big Gash on Her Head & Neck Area’ & a Broken Crock Pot in the Kitchen

According to the affidavit, Calvert stated that he had been in a relationship with the victim for approximately one year and that she became extremely aggressive during their interaction. The document also mentions that Calvert was handcuffed by the police.

According to the report, the victim complained that the person cutting onions was not doing it correctly.

According to the affidavit, he expressed that he became defensive. He mentioned that he couldn’t recall the other details and consequently requested legal representation.

According to the affidavit, dispatch received a phone call from Charles Calvert at 9:09 p.m. In the call, Calvert mentioned that his son had informed him about hurting his girlfriend and intending to call 911. Calvert further explained that his son claimed the girlfriend was in a distressed state and had approached him.

According to the report, the defendant had dried blood on his hands.

3. Police Wrote That They Believe the ‘Knives on the Floor’ at the Crime Scene ‘Appeared to Be Staged’

According to court documents, the police discovered an onion peel in the garbage but could not find any chopped-up onion in the kitchen. The kitchen floor was a mess, with the crock pot and its contents, which were ham, spilled all over. Additionally, the lid of the crock pot was shattered, leaving shards of glass scattered across the floor.

According to the affidavit, the presence of shoe scuff marks on the kitchen floor suggests that there may have been a struggle near the victim’s feet.

During the call, Calvert mentioned, “She started speaking aggressively towards me,” according to the affidavit. The document also noted that Calvert remained composed throughout the conversation and did not display any signs of urgency.

According to the speaker, the woman parked her car outside the garage, which is unusual for her since she typically parks it inside. Additionally, she purchased bleach today, which is out of character for her as she has never bought bleach in the entire year they have been together.

According to the affidavit, he claimed, “She came at me and I reacted appropriately. I will be spending the night in jail.” He further stated that this incident occurred an hour before.

4. Police Listed Several Points in the Affidavit Explaining Why They Don’t Believe Charles Calvert’s Self-Defense Claims

In the affidavit, the police cited several points to support the murder accusation.

According to the police, the accused did not offer any assistance to the victim and admitted to the dispatcher that he had waited approximately an hour before making the call. It was also observed that the accused cleaned himself up and changed his clothes.

The affidavit was signed on February 4th.

5. Marcia Linsky’s Law Firm Wrote That She ‘Leaves a Void That Will Be Impossible to Fill’

“We are deeply saddened to inform you of the unfortunate loss of our beloved friend and esteemed Counsel attorney, Marcia Linsky. Her extraordinary presence and influence have left an irreplaceable void in our lives. We kindly request you to keep her family and friends in your thoughts as they navigate through the challenging days and weeks ahead,” expresses the heartfelt post.

“We want to assure our clients that we will be contacting you soon, and we are committed to maintaining the same high level of service going forward. We kindly ask for your patience during this incredibly challenging time, as we are also grieving the sudden and tragic loss of our dear friend and colleague.”

Linsky frequently shared pictures on her Facebook page, showcasing her family and various athletic endeavors. One of her notable photos features her confidently kayaking.

“I am embarking on a 31-mile journey to support the American Cancer Society in their mission to eradicate cancer from our world. This cause holds great significance to me, and I am truly passionate about it. I want to highlight that the American Cancer Society has been awarded a platinum rating on GuideStar, which is the highest possible rating. This ensures that your donations will be utilized effectively. Your contribution, no matter how small, can make a significant impact. I sincerely appreciate your support and generosity. Together, we can create a future without cancer!” a heartfelt message states.