Woman sentenced to life imprisonment for killing her two children by putting them in the oven

Lamora Williams will have to spend the rest of her life in prison after being found guilty by the court Guilty of murder of his two minor childrenThe woman had put the one and two year old children in the oven.

The events occurred on October 12, 2017 in Atlanta, United States. According to ‘The Independent’, it was Williams who contacted emergency services and warned that upon returning from work, His two sons were found dead

During the call, the killer said that when she came inside “the stove (…) was over my youngest son’s head, and my other son was lying on the floor (…) I don’t know what to do. ” ..) ) could you help me please? (…) please tell me what I don’t want to be locked up because it’s not my fault.“I just came home from work.”

Third brother found safe

The guilty woman initially told that both were minors and The third brother, who was found safe, They may have been under the care of a carer at the time of the incidents. However, the alleged caretaker was not present when he discovered the bodies. prosecutor He refuted this theory

In which it is said that the murder must have taken place between Thursday night and Friday morning.

Shortly after Lamora Williams’ notice, emergency services also received a call from the children’s father, Jamil Penn, who said Mother would make video call and show him both the dead bodies.Another American media, this time ‘Fox 5 Atlanta’, collects the testimony of Brenda Williams, the mother of the convicted woman, who confirms that her daughter had a long history of mental health problems. Lamora Williams was arrested and charged with intentionally killing the children by placing them in an oven and turning it on.

Finally, last Friday the court found him guilty of two counts of murder, four counts of manslaughter, two counts of aggravated assault and two counts of cruelty to children in the first degree. For this, He faces life in prison, without the possibility of paroleThe woman has maintained her innocence throughout the process.