One web search result explicitly confirms that Dulce Dayana Hernandez Jimenez, 28, was charged with second-degree murder and first-degree manslaughter for the March 28 knifing of Ramon Vasquez, 35, in Norwood. No other independent sources were found to corroborate this specific case.

The same source that confirms the charges mentions the use of a butterfly knife. Other search results for 'butterfly knife' are general definitions and not related to this specific case.

The provided evidence does not mention the camper van window; the search results for 'van life' and 'Dulce Dayana' are unrelated to the criminal case.

One source confirms Vasquez was found with a stab wound to the torso in Norwood, though the specific street address (Webster Avenue) is not explicitly detailed in the snippet, the general event is reported.

One source confirms Vasquez was rushed to St. Barnabas Hospital where he died. Other results for West Farms and St. Barnabas refer to different victims (e.g., Corley or Smith).

While the suspect's name is confirmed in one source, the specific detail about her living in Belmont and the timing of her arrest (Tuesday morning) is not present in the provided evidence snippets.

The provided evidence for this claim consists of general legal definitions or unrelated cases in Pennsylvania and Ontario; no evidence links these specific additional charges to Jimenez.

The provided evidence for this claim consists of unrelated stories about Zoom filters and Andrew Tate; there is no evidence regarding Jimenez's bail status or court date.