So-called 'vampire' in Chandler gets 3 years probation in stabbing

PHOENIX - A man that police say stabbed his roommate who refused to let him suck his blood in Chandler was sentenced to three years probation Monday morning.

Aaron Homer was arrested in October after Chandler police found him and his girlfriend Amanda Williamson at an apartment near Alma School and Ray roads with a large amount of blood inside.

Homer reportedly told police a man had attacked Williamson, who stabbed the man in self defense.

Police say Williamson gave a similar account but details of the couple's stories differed, leading officers to believe the pair may be lying.

Police located the victim Robert Maley several blocks away, where he was found to have a large stab wound to his left arm.

Maley said Homer stabbed him after he refused to let Homer suck his blood, according to police.

Maley reportedly told officers Homer and Williamson were "into vampire stuff and paganism."

He had apparently let the couple drink his blood once before, but did not allow them to on Monday, explaining that Homer then became angry and attacked him.

Police said the man left the apartment after being stabbed because he had multiple warrants out for his arrest.

Williamson was also arrested, but there’s no word yet on her sentence.