Taylor Sanchez, left, and Cindy Schulz-Juedes (Marathon County Sheriff’s Office)

A 28-year-old incarcerated woman in Wisconsin is facing a possible life sentence after she allegedly killed her cellmate earlier this year, beating the other woman to death for allegedly using her toothbrush to scrub their shared toilet.

Taylor Sanchez is now facing one count of first-degree intentional homicide for the July 2023 slaying of 69-year-old Cindy Schulz-Juedes, court records reviewed by Law&Crime show.

Schulz-Juedes was found unconscious and not breathing in her cell at the Taycheedah Correctional Institution on July 19, 2023.

According to court documents obtained by Wausau CBS and CW affiliate WSAW, following the violent incident, Sanchez told her mother that she had stopped taking the medications prescribed to her for mental health purposes and had begun “hearing voices again.” Additionally, she confessed to police that she repeatedly struck Schulz-Juedes, punching and kicking the other woman because the “voices” told her to do so.

Authorities transcribed a portion of the call in court documents, per Green Bay Fox affiliate WLUK.

“At 3:55 mom asks Taylor, ‘What happened, why did you beat somebody up?’ Taylor says, ‘Um, I don’t know.’ She adds, ‘I stopped taking my meds and I started hearing voices again.’ Taylor adds, ‘I thought she was using my toothbrush to scrub the toilet’ and says, ‘I thought she was using my stuff to wipe the floor with and I thought she was messing with me.’ Sanchez’s mom responded is, ‘Oh, God!’”