Sonya610
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This story has been big local news. Four children were in a house fire, 3 died (youngest survived).
Mother claimed she was at the convenience store a block away buying sinus medicine at 1:30 AM. Many folks were openly skeptical about that story and the DA just charged her with murder.
Turns out she was at a boyfriends house and the fire may have been accidentally set by the children (no other source can be identified). Mother did an interview shortly after saying basically "It was God's will". Other family members are stating the children are in a "much better place, in heaven now even though their Momma loved them greatly".
Somehow both the Mom and her family seem to think no one was the slightest bit at fault and these things "just happen...God's will and all".
Investigators now believe it is possible that the children (10, 9, 7, and 3) accidentally set the fire themselves, they were not asleep, they left their room and ran into their Mom's bedroom, they were all found huddled together on the floor near the Mom's bed.
Mother claimed she was at the convenience store a block away buying sinus medicine at 1:30 AM. Many folks were openly skeptical about that story and the DA just charged her with murder.
Turns out she was at a boyfriends house and the fire may have been accidentally set by the children (no other source can be identified). Mother did an interview shortly after saying basically "It was God's will". Other family members are stating the children are in a "much better place, in heaven now even though their Momma loved them greatly".
Somehow both the Mom and her family seem to think no one was the slightest bit at fault and these things "just happen...God's will and all".
Investigators now believe it is possible that the children (10, 9, 7, and 3) accidentally set the fire themselves, they were not asleep, they left their room and ran into their Mom's bedroom, they were all found huddled together on the floor near the Mom's bed.
When interviewed by police Feb. 24, the day of the fire, Williams said she’d gone to the Seven Store on Napier Avenue at Mumford Road. She told The Telegraph she’d had trouble sleeping and needed sinus medication.
Williams told The Telegraph she was gone only about 15 minutes and that she got a call while she was at the store from someone saying her house was burning. But during an interview later with police, Williams admitted she had lied and said she was at her boyfriend’s house at the time, according to an arrest warrant released Thursday.
http://www.macon.com/2013/03/15/239...n-charged.html#storylink=omni_popular#wgt=pop