Autopsy: Democratic strategist Jamie Hahn was stabbed four times

Jamie Kirk Hahn, who raised money for several prominent North Carolina politicians and high-profile political initiatives, also had at least 20 other cuts to her body that the state medical examiner classified as incised wounds.

The 29-year-old was stabbed April 22 while she was reportedly either getting ready for dinner or having dinner with her husband and their longtime friend, Jonathan Wayne Broyhill.

Broyhill, 31, is charged with first-degree murder in Hahn's death as well as charges of attempted first-degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon in the stabbing of Hahn's husband, Nation Hahn, 27.

Nation Hahn was in another room when he heard screaming, and he walked in on Broyhill stabbing his wife, according to sources. She was able to escape but collapsed in a neighbor's yard.

Broyhill, according to search warrants, told police he brought the weapon to the Hahns' home.

Police haven't commented on a motive for the attacks, but investigators wrote in a search warrant affidavit that they needed to look at Broyhill's financial records due to embezzlement allegations against him.

Jamie Hahn ran the fundraising firm Sky Blue Strategies, and Broyhill, at one point, worked for the firm and managed campaign funds for former Congressman Brad Miller.

Miller said in April after the crime that questions had surfaced about nearly $60,000 in missing campaign funds and that Jamie Hahn had planned to confront Broyhill about the missing money.