Texas Woman Charged with Murdering Daughter, 6, Was Allegedly Found by Police Running Naked

Hosanna Sancho, 6, played the violin and wanted to be a cheerleader, according to her family

A Texas mother charged with capital murder in the death of her daughter was discovered running around naked at the scene, according to police.

Nephiterea Sancho, 36, was arrested on Wednesday and charged with capital murder of a child under 10 in connection with the death of her 6-year-old daughter, Hosanna Sancho, police say, NBC News 4 San Antonio , KSAT.com, KENS 5 CBS and CBS Austin have reported.

Police were initially called to Frontera Crossing Apartments off Watson Road in San Antonio on a disturbance call at 3 p.m on Wednesday, according to reports.

When they arrived, they found Hosanna unresponsive with an apparent wound to her upper body, though her exact cause of death is unknown.

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“There was no gun or gunshot wound to the victim," Sergeant Washington Moscoso said, according to KENS 5 CBS. “The child did die from trauma to the body, just not a gunshot wound.”

Additionally, according to Sgt. Moscoso, a female, later determined to be Nephiterea, was allegedly "running around unclothed at the scene." She was eventually arrested and taken into custody for questioning.

According to multiple reports, citing police, Nephiterea has spent time in facilities to treat severe mental illness after being previously arrested and charged for injuries to children.

Nephiterea is currently being held on $1 million bond. It's not immediately clear if she has entered a plea or retained an attorney.

Hosanna's family told NBC News 4 San Antonio that she "played the violin, learned how to do the perfect cartwheels, and was teaching her cousins how to do it too. She loved to swim and loved the water. She wanted to be a cheerleader and ride the school bus for the first time, and she never got to do that."

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