John Enders cut his daughter, Sherry Lee
Heffernan, from his will, according to court
documents.

Woman accused of killing her father in NJ home was cut from will

By Edward Era Barbacena

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A real estate WHITE agent charged with fatally stabbing her elderly father and his girlfriend in his multimillion-dollar Jersey Shore home had been cut out of the man’s will, court documents show.

Sherry Lee Heffernan, 55, told her 87-year-old father, John Enders, she wanted to be the broker for his six-bedroom, $1.9 million Surf City bayfront home and got “disgruntled” when he refused, according to a police affidavit obtained by NJ.com.

A friend of Enders and his girlfriend, Francoise Pitoy, 75, also told cops Enders had amended his will within the past month, cutting out Heffernan and his other estranged daughter in the process.

The couple was found dead with “multiple obvious stab wounds” inside Enders’ home Sunday after cops were called there to conduct a welfare check, the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office said.

Surveillance camera footage caught a white RV similar to a Winnebago Heffernan owns pulling up to her father’s North 7th Street home early on Sept. 29 — then leaving about an hour later with its headlights off, NJ.com reported.

The camera then caught someone an hour later hopping a backyard fence near Enders’ home while holding an orange bag and wearing clothes “too large for them,” cops wrote in the affidavit.

John Enders and Francoise Pitoy were found dead at Enders’ multimillion-dollar Surf City home.

Heffernan, of Landenberg, Pennsylvania, was arrested at her home Monday on an unrelated warrant for her arrest, NJ.com reported.

A relative of Heffernan told cops she left Pennsylvania to visit her father last Tuesday or Wednesday during a “midnight dash,” according to the affidavit.

“I can’t believe she did this,” the family member told cops, saying she had been the only one who drove the RV in the past two weeks.

Francoise Pitoy was killed at the age of 75.

The relative said both they and Heffernan had blamed Pitoy for Enders wanting to sell his home, claiming she had been after his money, cops said.

State police later found what appeared to be dried blood on the Winnebago’s carpet, the affidavit shows. Heffernan did not have an attorney listed in court records, NJ.com reported.

She was awaiting extradition to New Jersey on two counts of murder and unlawful possession of a weapon, prosecutors said Tuesday.