Tampa man was arrested and charged with murdering his wife while visiting Kissimmee Sunday. During the afternoon, Kissimmee police officers responded to 4113 Enchanted Oaks Blvd., Unit 1204, in the Oak Plantation resort in reference to a homicide, police spokesperson Stacie Miller said.

Upon arrival, officers were informed that the front desk staff had received multiple phone calls from a female requesting someone try to contact 30-year-old Keturah Boudreaux, who was staying at the resort. Oak Plantation employees entered the unit and found Boudreaux dead with multiple stab wounds.
During their on-scene investigation, detectives received information from the Tampa Police Department that a male by the name of Andrew Boudreaux had contacted them stating he had been stabbed two times by his wife, later determined to be Keturah Boudreaux, and in self-defense he stabbed her one time. The address he provided where the incident occurred was the same as the one officers responded to.
Following a thorough investigation, Kissimmee police detectives obtained an arrest warrant for Andrew Boudreaux, charging him with one count of first-degree murder in the death of Keturah Boudreaux. The husband was arrested by the Tampa Police Department and has been transported to the Osceola County Jail where he was being held on no bond Tuesday.