MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – Hilda Gonzalez had vanished. When Miami-Dade police officers arrived at the 70-year-old woman's house in Goulds, there was burned clothing in the front yard and what appeared to be human bones in a trash bin. There was also a large charred area on the ground by the side of the house at 22362 SW 127th Place.

When officers walked inside, it smelled like Clorox bleach. They reported finding the open containers of Clorox in Gonzalez's bedroom.

Miami-Dade police detectives questioned her daughter, Sasha Gonzalez, who said that what the officers had seen outside of the home were her mother's remains. The 29-year-old woman gave detectives two different versions about what happened, according to the police report released Wednesday.

Detectives didn't believe either one of them. She first told them that she had paid someone $50 to hurt her mother, but she didn't think whoever did it would kill her. She later blamed her boyfriend's brother, Santy Castillo.

According to the report, Sasha Gonzalez claims her mother had an argument with her boyfriend's 21-year-old brother, who didn't have permission to live at the home, but had chosen to spend the night there anyway.

The charred remains of Hilda Gonzalez, 70, were found outside her home and in a trash bin.

Hilda Gonzalez was sleeping in her locked bedroom Sunday night when Sasha Gonzalez removed the doorknob from her bedroom door, according to the report.

Sasha Gonzalez told detectives that she lifted her mother's head while Santy Castillo placed a black trash bag over her head to suffocate her, according to the report. She didn't explain the blood that detectives believe she tried to clean up with the Clorox.

She did tell detectives her 31-year-old boyfriend helped his brother get rid of her mother's body.

Her boyfriend, Yancel Castillo, told detectives he saw blood in the bedroom, the bathroom, the mattress and on his girlfriend's clothing and sandals.

Gonzalez claimed the brothers carried her mother's body from her bedroom to the side yard, gathered tree branches, set her body on fire and put her remains inside a Miami-Dade County trash bin, according to the report.

Miami-Dade police find the charred remains of Hilda Gonzalez, 70, by the side of her home.

Yancel Castillo told detectives he also removed a bloodstained mattress out of the home, police said. Authorities said he wanted to set it on fire too, but Sasha Gonzalez stopped him and said she would clean it instead. Gonzalez said she was a using a mop and household cleaners, according to the report.

Two sisters who live in the neighborhood told Local 10 News that they saw the fire on their way to work. They pulled over to alert whoever was inside before noticing the fires were intentional.

"We knew that something was not right," one of the sisters said.

Gonzalez faces charges of first-degree murder and tampering with evidence. She was being held without bond at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center.

Yancel Castillo faces charges of accessory after the fact, tampering with evidence and abuse of a body. He was held on a $25,000 bond. His brother has been questioned by police, but has not been arrested.

Neighbors, meanwhile, told Local 10 News that they're losing sleep after learning about the harrowing details.

"Just to know that this poor woman went through that. Nobody was there to help her," one neighbor said.