A mother who suffers from severe kidney disease, «will fight to the end» to see for yourself: the murderer’s daughter will never be released.
mlive.com. Theodore Williams was convicted of murdering 7-year-old Sony in 1967 year. Being in custody, the man said that this was not his first crime.
Most of my life Theodore Glenn Williams, who is now 80 years old, held in a psychiatric hospital in Michigan.
He was convicted of the murder of little Sony in 1967. the Man, who worked at the time as a painter and met with the nurse of the child, abducted 7-year-old girl on the way home from school. The Sony body is found three weeks later, near where the body was buried Ledger Williams. He confessed to the murder and was declared mentally insane.
After he was arrested, Williams confessed to the kidnapping and murder of another girl — 13-year-old Laura Jo Stalf in 1966. The killer led police to the place where I buried the body and told the details of the abduction.
Theodore Williams was briefly released in 1973, but, after reconsideration of his case, was sentenced to life imprisonment on charges of murder in the second degree, however, with the possibility of a pardon.
mlive.com. On the left, Sonia, on the right — Laura Joe Stalf.
His case may be reconsidered on the grounds that the law providing for the detention in a psychiatric hospital for crimes of psychopaths, abolished in 1968. Williams is the last man who fell under the these rules. Almost all such prisoners released 5 years after the repeal of the law. Theodore Williams demands to release him, insisting that detained unlawfully, and for years in a psychiatric clinic he put the material compensation. In addition, the man claims that he was forced to violate the right to remain silent after the second arrest.
The verdict stated that Williams could be pardoned only if convincing evidence that the patient is completely cured and not dangerous to others. Given the age of the offender, he insists that it is now sufficient reasons for exemption. But before all the petitions of appeal were rejected by the judge.
mlive.com. Edith is in urgent need of donor
In recent years, he filed several petitions for pardon. Williams argues that he fully recovered, and wants to live out their days in health. In response, the mother of the murdered girls, they said that will be the last to fight in court and will do everything possible to prevent this from ever happening. The relatives of the victims were outraged that during the period of involuntary admission Theodore Williams has accumulated on payments for the social benefit of around $100 000. However, at the hearing in 2014, the prisoner denied the fact. Although it is confirmed that at least the money of the social benefits he purchased the property for $20,000 in 1991.
Recently, 79-year-old Edith Sammy Siordia learned that without a kidney transplant, her days are numbered. She started looking for a donor through a web site Kidney Buzz. Edith says that the memory of Sonya makes the fight. The mother of the deceased girl determined to survive the man who killed her daughter.
