‘Killer’ handyman David Bonola reveals why he ‘stabbed Orsolya Gaal and stuffed mother’s body in a bloody bag’

DAVID Bonola, the handyman accused of stabbing Orsolya Gaal, has reportedly made a shocking confession about the murder and given a reason for it.

Newly uncovered court documents show Bonola believed Gaal infected him with HIV and raised the allegation to detectives on April 20.

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The night Bonola allegedly stabbed Gaal, he followed her home from a bar after she was watching a show with friends.

“She opened the door and asked me what I was doing there,” he allegedly told investigators, according to New York Post court records.

“I told her I just wanted her to tell me the truth about why she gave me HIV. She said she didn’t have HIV.”

Bonola also claims Gaal cheated on him, the records say.

“She lied to me, she used me. She told me she loves me. She couldn’t be with one person,” he allegedly told investigators.

Bonola claims he and the married woman had an affair for two years.

On the night of the stabbing, Bonola claims Gaal told him their affair was over. She then allegedly grabbed a knife and threatened to kill Bonola if he didn’t leave her house.

“I grabbed the knife and cut her throat,” Bonola reportedly told investigators.

“She kept fighting and we fell. She moved and tried to grab me, so I stabbed her in the neck to stop her attacking me.”

Bonola claims to have cleaned Gaal’s house with towels before dumping her body in her son’s duffel bag and dumped it about a mile from the house, according to the court documents.

He also allegedly dumped Gaal’s laptop in the Hudson River, authorities say.

“In the past she told me that she sent a man to jail, so I sent a message to her husband pretending to be that guy because I was scared,” Bonola reportedly said.

“I took her laptop because she had sex tapes on the laptop. I threw her laptop into the Hudson River where I used to visit her often.”

Bonola, originally from Mexico, was charged with murder, criminal tampering, and criminal possession of weapons in connection with Gaal’s death.

He has pleaded not guilty.