And is it wrong (probably is) to hope they are on the receiving end of some prison justice?
*If it’s wrong, I don’t wanna be right. It’s called Karma, baby and it’s pronounced: Justified Jail Justice.
"The manager of Buc-ee's called dispatch and asked for a welfare check on an intoxicated male subject who they thought was possibly armed with a handgun," explained Luling Chief of Police Bill Sala in an interview with ABC13. "My officer went out there and encountered Brian Coulter, and his passenger was Gloria Williams."
According to the Harris County Sheriff's Office, Coulter is believed to have beaten Lee to death in front of his three brothers the week before last Thanksgiving, which fell on Nov. 26, 2020.
"The manager of Buc-ee's called dispatch and asked for a welfare check on an intoxicated male subject who they thought was possibly armed with a handgun," explained Luling Chief of Police Bill Sala in an interview with ABC13. "My officer went out there and encountered Brian Coulter, and his passenger was Gloria Williams."
Sala said Coulter was in the Caldwell County Jail from Nov. 23 until Nov. 29 when he bonded out. "The timeline is disturbing," said Sala. "One of the issues was that he was tired because they had driven from Houston to San Antonio and were on their way back to Houston, so they were driving all day."
The arrest happened around 7 a.m., Sala said. The officer believed Coulter was high. He was cited for having marijuana and charged with unlawfully carrying a weapon, a .45 caliber handgun.
Two weeks ago, Sala said Coulter called his department demanding his gun be returned to him.
"In a highly intoxicated state, he did cuss out my administrative assistant, and she told him I would call him back, which I have not," Sala said.
Coulter's case in Luling is still pending. The police chief reflected on all that he's learned about the abandoned children, and the conditions in which they were left.
"Once you think you've seen it all, you find out you have not, and anything that happens to a child is disturbing. Beyond disturbing."
Child Abuse Case: Mother's boyfriend arrested in Luling during the week of boy's deadly beating
Gloria Williams of the Houston House of Horrors told investigators that she did not report her son’s death because her boyfriend Brian Coulter told her not to. “This mother had a year to go to law enforcement so you can’t tell me you were scared every minute for a year,” said Lt. Dennis Wilford, Coulter was “manipulative.” When asked why the boys didn’t call the authorities sooner, Wilford said, “I think I was absolutely scared … was basically absolutely scared, hoping and relying on that at some point his mother would contact law enforcement … and that didn’t happen. “
Williams did no physical harm to the children, but Wilford said she was just as harmful to her children as her boyfriend. “I would say you are both an abuser,” Wilford told reporters. “He is an abuser physically and she is an omission abuser.”
Gloria Williams watched in silence as Brian Coulter beat the nonverbal, autistic son to death
Court documents obtained by DailyMail.com indicate that the mom-of-six more recently had been charged for failing to enroll her children in school.
Alief Independent School District told KTRK that in 2019 and 2020, the school district filed truancy papers against the siblings' mother because two of them, Ja'Veon Kirklin and his older sister, were not attending school. The children were last enrolled in May 2020. Both charges were later dismissed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Suspect in Houston House of Horrors make first court appearance | Daily Mail Online
