New details released on Tuesday revealed that a man told authorities that he killed his mother in Tamarac.

Manuel Farfan-Cabello, 28, was charged with first-degree murder.

Watch NBC6 free wherever you are WATCH HERE WATCH HERE

According to the Broward Sheriff's Office, on Oct. 9, deputies arrived at a home in Tamarac after receiving reports of a homicide.

An arrest report said that Farfan-Cabello himself called 911 and told authorities that he killed his mother.

Farfan-Cabello told a dispatcher that  God told me to kill my mom,  and admitted to stabbing her with a knife three to four hours before he called 911, the report said.

During his call with the dispatcher, he was asked where his mother was, and he said she was inside their living room, the report said. Farfan-Cabello also told the dispatcher that he threw the knife into a lake and that he was high when the incident happened.

When deputies arrived at the home, they ordered Farfan-Cabello to leave, and he was arrested, the report said. Deputies went to check on Farfan-Cabello's mother, and she was  stiff and cold to the touch. 

Inside the home, deputies saw a substantial amount of blood in the living room and the kitchen.

Farfan-Cabello's mother was then pronounced dead.

She was identified as 57-year-old Ylda Cabello-Ynocente.

During the investigation, deputies learned that Farfan-Cabello went to a neighbor's home and rang their doorbell camera, the report said. When deputies arrived at that home, they noticed what appeared to be a trail of blood that went back to Farfan-Cabello's mother's house, the report said.

Deputies, the report said, then talked with Cabello-Ynocente's ex-husband, who said he got a call from a friend of Cabello-Ynocente's sister-in-law back in Peru who said something horrible had happened.

Farfan-Cabello contacted his relatives in Peru and sent them a photo of his mother while telling them she was dead, the report said.

Detectives were able to contact Farfan-Cabello's aunt, who told them he sent a message to the family's group chat with his mother's phone and wrote  She is dead,  in Spanish, and 
#nbcmiami   #crimewatchmiami