Found Deceased FL - Taylor Rose Williams, 5, Jacksonville, 6 Nov 2019 #3 *Arrest*

[lonetraveler]

I think Casey Anthony.
Was going to post Jodi Arias.... getting the villains mixed up here.

I know he was the attorney for Casey Anthony but right now he is representing Weinstein.

 

[Ray_of_hope]

Sorry if this has already been posted. This neighbor saw her wandering the apartments and just made her go back into her apartment and lock the door?
Saw her alone in her apartment other days?
Were no reports made regarding child welfare to the proper agencies?

Taylor Williams case: Warrant reveals what led to charges for Taylor Williams' mom

This is what irks me. No report to DCF? Those calls can be made anonymously. He may have saved a life. sigh

 

[oviedo]

I've been in and out - do we have a definite last sighting of Taylor Rose? even if it is without her mother??? I'm still confused over the day care graduation in June.

 

[lonetraveler]

NEW INFORMATION: Brianna Williams' friends tell us she has woken up from her medically induced coma after her apparent suicide attempt. A warrant, recently released, shows Brianna lied to police multiple times as to where 5-year-old Taylor Williams has been for the last 6 months.

Lana Harris on Twitter
(*video at link)

Friends? What friends??

 

[sallye818]

I just got a post my niece shared on FB. A little girl (only in a diaper) was wandering outside an apt complex at 4 am this morning!! And it's very cold here (less than 20 degrees). All kinds of people were screaming and giving her grief b/c she called the police & had them come pick up the child!! I can't believe (1) anyone would be angry that someone found that child at 4AM and made sure they were safe and (2) so many STRANGERS would be mad b/c she called the police. SMDH--no wonder situations like Taylor's happen.

 

[tiffran]

Do we know what she OD'd on? Maybe this whole thing --- the abuse to sweet little Taylor, malnutrition, dirty apartment, and now not able to hire an attorney -- all spans from a drug problem. I have seen it first hand, how people get hooked on opiates, and nothing else matters in their lives. My whole thought is how did she OD when they were supposed to be watching after her (she likely had stuff on her), and it would explain the downward spiral. Just my two cents.

 

[oviedo]

Do we know what she OD'd on? Maybe this whole thing --- the abuse to sweet little Taylor, malnutrition, dirty apartment, and now not able to hire an attorney -- all spans from a drug problem. I have seen it first hand, how people get hooked on opiates, and nothing else matters in their lives. My whole thought is how did she OD when they were supposed to be watching after her (she likely had stuff on her), and it would explain the downward spiral. Just my two cents.

I think it could be drugs as well - she did seem so loving and happy in the older pictures on MSM - or she just got tired of being a mother? I wonder if any more details will come out (other than the arrest warrant).
JMO

 

[twall]

Do we know what she OD'd on? Maybe this whole thing --- the abuse to sweet little Taylor, malnutrition, dirty apartment, and now not able to hire an attorney -- all spans from a drug problem. I have seen it first hand, how people get hooked on opiates, and nothing else matters in their lives. My whole thought is how did she OD when they were supposed to be watching after her (she likely had stuff on her), and it would explain the downward spiral. Just my two cents.

No confirmation on what she tried to od on. I don't think anyone was watching her. I think she stayed on base to avoid the media and she had no transportation since LE impounded her car. JMO

 

[enelram]

Do we know what she OD'd on? Maybe this whole thing --- the abuse to sweet little Taylor, malnutrition, dirty apartment, and now not able to hire an attorney -- all spans from a drug problem. I have seen it first hand, how people get hooked on opiates, and nothing else matters in their lives. My whole thought is how did she OD when they were supposed to be watching after her (she likely had stuff on her), and it would explain the downward spiral. Just my two cents.

I wondered the same. If she was put on life support, was it to support an airway/breathing? Wouldn't that be some
type of "downer" ?? Like sedatives ???
She was at work on Tuesday this week so I don't think they were watching her.

 

[TTF14]

Do we know what she OD'd on? Maybe this whole thing --- the abuse to sweet little Taylor, malnutrition, dirty apartment, and now not able to hire an attorney -- all spans from a drug problem. I have seen it first hand, how people get hooked on opiates, and nothing else matters in their lives. My whole thought is how did she OD when they were supposed to be watching after her (she likely had stuff on her), and it would explain the downward spiral. Just my two cents.

I thought the same.

Just how often are enlisted military members drug tested?

 

[twall]

I don't think she had a drug problem. I think she is just evil aka sociopath ala CA. JMO

 

[Bravo]

One of posters here who was/is Military stated drug testing is done and often.

 

[whtsista]

I agree, I suspect we will see BW's mother deciding to end the life support shortly.
Unless there's major improvement or brain
activity seen, they don't keep them supported
more than a few days anymore.

Unless it's Jahi McMath. Then you're on support for 4.5 years with no brain activity.

 

[weepingangel]

One of posters here who was/is Military stated drug testing is done and often.

And randomly.

 

[whtsista]

Her Uncle that raised her said she joined the military as soon as she graduated high school.

She graduated HS in 2010 and joined the Navy Dec of 2012. I don't understand how he could be wrong on that but he is according to the articles.

 

[tiffran]

One of posters here who was/is Military stated drug testing is done and often.

Oh ok. I didn’t think about the drug testing side of it.

 

[enelram]

I don't think she had a drug problem. I think she is just evil aka sociopath ala CA. JMO

Around here we see drugged parents being found w/ small kids in the car on the side of the
interstate- Overdosed.
We also see on the news babies wandering around city streets in a diaper with momma at
home passed out.
This would have a lot of similarities to druggy
parent. Child not dressed, not being fed, wandering the complex, no babysitter- home alone, messy apartment, etc.

 

[tiffran]

Around here we see drugged parents being found w/ small kids in the car on the side of the
interstate- Overdosed.
We also see on the news babies wandering around city streets in a diaper with momma at
home passed out.
This would have a lot of similarities to druggy
parent. Child not dressed, not being fed, wandering the complex, no babysitter- home alone, messy apartment, etc.

Same here but not as much anymore. (Knock on wood) I live in the Cincinnati area and it got bad about 2-3 years ago. I’ve had countless high school classmates pass away from OD.... one in jail for selling her daughter for drugs. It’s bad. I was just driving through a Dunkin Donuts a week ago and someone died in their car in the parking lot from an OD.

 

[Summernights]

If Taylor was being left by herself for 8-9+ hours every other day—which, why would the neighbor make that up?—something probably happened during one of those occasions. She may have come home and found her to have ingested something, choked, fallen, etc. To leave a child that young alone means the mother didn’t care whatsoever if something happened to her. She may have even being hoping Taylor wandered outside and got kidnapped or something equally sinister. She was able to continue going to work and performing her duties, yet didn’t care to ensure her daughter had proper care. I don’t get why she took that route over asking her mother, sister, friend, colleague, or a neighbor for assistance. None of this makes sense.

 

[enelram]

UPDATE: UF Health tells reporter Brianna Williams is not
a patient at their hospital.
So where is she? Did she die? In jail?
TAYLOR WILLIAMS MISSING: Police find body during search for Jacksonville, Florida 5-year-old girl in Alabama