Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
An elderly Kendall man grew enraged after his wife refused to cook him a hamburger, stabbing her to death and covering up the crime by staging a burglary to their home, police say. 
  
 Bartolo Gelsomino, 78, now faces second-degree murder charges in the death of his wife, Ana Gelsomino, 71. 
  
 Their adult daughter discovered Ana’s bloodied body at the Gelsominos’ Kendall home on 10700 block of Southwest 146th Court the night of Jan. 21. She was last seen that morning “in good health and uninjured,” according to a search warrant served at the home. 
  
 But Miami-Dade homicide detectives grew suspicious when Gelsomino’s adult son told them his father “had a history of domestic violence” toward him and his mother, the warrant said. 
  
 As police combed the house, Gelsomino — a Sicily-born retiree who speaks primarily Italian — showed up to the scene and investigators noticed “two different possible blood stains” on his shirt. 
  
 Miami-Dade detectives scrambled to find a translator, finally securing an Italian-speaking Aventura police sergeant to help. According to an arrest report, Gelsomino eventually confessed to stabbing his wife with a knife from their kitchen after the argument escalated. 
  
 Gelsomino later led detectives to a trash bin in a nearby warehouse area where he had ditched the knife and other items from the crime scene, the arrest report said. 
  
 Prosecutors will arraign Gelsomino Feb. 11 in front of Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Migna Sanchez-Llorens. He is being held at the Miami-Dade County Jail. ||||| MIAMI (CBS4) - A grieving daughter is speaking out after her father is accused of killing her mother, saying she suffered years of abuse during their 52 years of marriage. 
  
 CBS4 News partner The Miami Herald reports that her father, 78-year-old Bartolo Gelsomino, became angry when his 70-year-old wife Ana Gelsomino refused to cook him a hamburger and then stabbed her to death and covered up the crime by staging a burglary to their home. 
  
 “That day it was a hamburger, another day it was eggs,” the daughter told CBS4’s Peter D’Oench in an exclusive interview. “Another day the water was too cold or too hot. It didn’t matter, anything that wasn’t right or didn’t feel right, he used it to control my mother.” 
  
 The daughter did not want to reveal her identity but she said she wanted to “speak from the heart” about her mother. 
  
 “She was my mother and my best friend and my confidante and I lived for her and I took care of her,” she said. “She was a saint. Most of all she lived for her children and that’s what got her killed.” 
  
 The daughter actually discovered her mother’s body last Monday night inside their home in the 10700 block of Southwest 146th Court. 
  
 “I was the first one to discover my mother lying there in a pool of blood,” she said. “I understand from the Medical Examiner’s office that she was stabbed several times. My mother should have left my father a long time ago. There were years of abuse. She did not want to leave him after 52 years of marriage. It does not go away easily.” 
  
 “My mother lived through domestic violence and because of her silence my mother is now gone,” she said. “I would like everyone to know you can not keep silent and it finally happened. I don’t want my mother’s death to go down in vain. It took 52 years. Don’t let it take you that long to see if you need help. Please reach out to someone if you need help.” 
  
 The Miami Herald reports that Gelsomino confessed to stabbing his wife and lead them to a trash bin where he ditched the kitchen knife that was used. 
  
 Gelsomino is charged with second degree murder. 
  
 He will face an arraignment on February 11th before a Miami-Dade Circuit Judge. His daughter told D’Oench that she would be there and planned to monitor the case closely. 
  
 She said, “I hope that justice will be served. I am not going to say what I think should happen to my father. I just want justice, for my mother’s sake.” 
  
 She told D’Oench that she was born in Sicily and said that her family moved to Brooklyn where her father worked in construction. She said the family moved to South Florida in 1985. 
  
 The daughter said she has three other brothers. D’Oench also spoke with two of the brothers but they declined to say anything on camera. 
  
 (©2013 CBS Local Media, a division of CBS Radio Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. CBS4 news partner The Miami Herald contributed material for this report) ||||| An elderly Miami man faces a second-degree murder charge after he grabbed a knife from a kitchen drawer and stabbed his wife to death after she wouldn't cook him a hamburger, authorities said. 
  
 Bartolo Gelsomino, 78, was arrested on Jan. 21, was being held without bond Monday night, according to online jail records. 
  
 Police said he stabbed his 71-year-old wife Ana Gelsomino after the dispute, The Miami Herald reported. 
  
 The couple's daughter found her mother's body in the home at 10700 Southwest 146th Court, police said. 
  
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 The Herald reported that he made it seem as if the home had been burglarized, so as to cover up the murder. 
  
 After his arrest, he confessed and detailed what had happened, the arrest report said. He then showed investigators where he had put the murder weapon and the clothes he was wearing, police said. 
  
 It wasn't immediately known if he had an attorney. 
  
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Today, in the Really Horrific Motives department: A 78-year-old Florida man murdered his wife of 52 years last Monday because she wouldn't cook him a hamburger, say police. Bartolo Gelsomino then allegedly attempted to make it appear as if his 71-year-old wife was stabbed during a burglary, reports the Miami Herald. But the two possible blood stains spotted on Gelsomino's shirt shifted the spotlight toward him, as did his son's admission to police that Gelsomino "had a history of domestic violence." Police say Gelsomino confessed to the crime, and led them to the trash can where he had disposed of the kitchen knife and other evidence. He faces second-degree murder charges. NBC Miami reports that the Gelsominos' daughter was the one who found her body; she told CBS4 that she hoped her mother's death will prod others suffering from domestic violence to find help. "That day it was a hamburger, another day it was eggs," she said. "Another day the water was too cold or too hot. It didn’t matter, anything that wasn’t right or didn’t feel right, he used it to control my mother."