scent and works as the US operating manager of the high-end 1986 Steak House in Miami, the publication reported. The mother and son had returned to the high-rise apartment the night before the brutal knifing around 10:30 p.m., according to surveillance footage and building key-fob logs. In the morning, Cremasco-Cicero was seen entering an elevator around 4:25 a.m. wielding a knife and covered in blood, wearing a white T-shirt, khaki pants and white shoes. 7 Cremasco-Cicero works as the US operating manager of a high-end Miami steakhouse. Instagram/fanocr/ Surveillance footage showed he dropped the knife after he exited the elevator. He then picked up the weapon and got into another elevator to return upstairs, according to the video. Cremasco-Cicero was seen returning to the elevator, wearing a different long-sleeved blue shirt and exited the building while using his phone. 7 Cremasco-Cicero was covered in blood when police arrived at the swanky high-rise Friday morning. Instagram/fanocr/ Just before 4:40 a.m., he returned to the building lobby and sat down on a couch wearing the same bloodied white shoes. He then opened the lobby door for a food delivery driver and asked her to call 911, the courier told police. He then called police himself and handed the phone to the delivery driver to speak with the dispatcher, the Herald reported. While on the phone with 911, the courier noticed blood on Cremasco-Cicero, who refused to take back the phone when she tried to hand it back. 7 Cremasco-Cicero was denied bond in court Saturday where he wore an anti-suicide smock. Local10 The alleged killer son was arrested and charged with second-degree murder with a weapon. He was taken to Turner Guildford Knight Correctional Center and is on an immigration hold, as he was in the US on an investor visa, according to police. Cremasco-Cicero appeared in front of a Miami-Dade County judge Saturday morning wearing a green anti-suicide smock and was denied bond, Local10 News reported. He is slated to return to court Tuesday morning.