Crime & Public Safety
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Mother indicted on murder charges; her 2 sons found with heads in oven

Lamora Williams
Lamora Williams
By Ellen Eldridge
Feb 15, 2018

An Atlanta woman has been indicted on multiple charges of murder in connection with the deaths of her two youngest sons, who were found dead with their heads in an oven, according to autopsy reports obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Lamora Williams, a 24-year-old mother of four, was arrested after making a 911 call Oct. 13 saying she returned home from work to find two of her three sons dead. She has been held without bond in the Fulton County jail since.

Read more about the charges she was indicted on and what the autopsy reports show at MyAJC.com.

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