Knaus Berry Farm in the Florida Redlands is reopen after the owners' son allegedly attacked them on Friday evening, nearly killing his mother, Rachel Knaus Grafe.
Corporal Joseph Barnett and Deputy Steve Pierre, with the Flagler County Sheriff's Office, describe the incident on 'Fox & Friends.'nearly killed his own mother"Thank you for the prayers and kind words. We are overwhelmed with this communities kindness! Also thanks to the first responders @miamidadefirerescue and the diligent work @miamidadecountypolicedep," Knaus Berry Farm — a popular Redlands bakery and farm — wrote in a Monday Instagram Post.
They continued:"We received encouraging words from Rachel’s doctor today. A slight improvement! It will be a long way to recovery but are hopeful. We are comfortable in opening tomorrow for Presidents’ Day." Rachel Knaus Grafe and Herbert Grafe were at their home in the Redlands when their 30-year-old son, Travis Grafe, allegedly attacked them on Friday evening, WSVN-TV first reported.
Travis Grafe, 40, is charged with attempted murder, aggravated battery, and robbery, according to online jail records.
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