A ton of news has come out about the kidnapping and torturing of Megan Williams. I’m going to bring you all the “highlights” that I have.
Brewster relative says Frankie and Bobby have had a hard life:
I was wondering how long it would take for this one to come out. Like it could possibly excuse what these monsters did.
Carrie Brewster confirmed that when he was 14, Bobby Brewster was accused of fatally shooting his father, Bisha Tomblin, in 1998. Other than that, the grandmother didn’t want to talk about her grandson’s or daughter’s criminal pasts.
Boo-freakin’ Hoo. To me, that just means that Bobby Brewster should have been locked up a long time ago.
Magistrate says torture suspect revealed plans to kill victim:
Apparently, the Clampetts on Crack were planning on killing Megan Williams.
One of the six defendants charged in the weeklong torture of a Charleston woman allegedly told a magistrate the group planned to take the woman to an area lake and kill her.
Logan County Magistrate Leonard Codispoti says 49-year-old Frankie Brewster blurted out the planned killing during her arraignment this weekend.
Not the sharpest tools in the shed, are they?
W.Va. Victim Knew Torture Suspect:
Megan Williams knew at least one of her attackers…
One of the six suspects arrested in the case, Bobby Brewster, had a previous relationship with the victim, Logan County Prosecutor Brian Abraham told The Associated Press. He said Brewster had been charged in July with domestic battery and assault after a domestic dispute involving the same woman.
“She obviously had some sort of social relationship,” Abraham said. “That is based on the fact that she was present at his residence on a prior date.”
I don’t care if they were knockin’ boots. I don’t care that Ms. Williams may not have been willing to get out of an abusive relationship. There is nothing you can say to me that is going to make disparage the victim. What was done to her was not even in the realm of humanity. It was more like being attacked by a pack of wild mangy filthy dogs.
No Hate Crime Charges in Torture Case:
Now before everyone gets their panties in a wad, it’s not because authorities believe this wasn’t a hate crime. However, the kidnapping and sexual assault charges carry stiffer sentences.
While the hate crime statute only carries a max sentence of 10 years, the sexual assault statute carries a max of 35 years and the kidnapping statute carries a max of life.
Personally, I think these rejects from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre should get death, but WV does not have the death penalty.
Locals: Torture Suspects Were Trouble:
Surprise, surprise. The neighbors weren’t too fond of the white trash De Sade family.
Charlotte and Roy Williams tried to avoid their neighbors, a rowdy bunch who blared music for days on end. But the noise may have been the least of their offenses.
“If I knowed that was happening up there, I would have gone up there myself to try and help that girl,” said Roy Williams, who is not related to Megan Williams.
Police tape remained at the scene in Big Creek, and empty beer cans filled a rusting shopping cart next to the mobile home. An empty TV dinner tray collected rainwater near the front door.
Like many in Big Creek, Roy Williams, 61, and his wife, Charlotte, 49, avoided the property.
“We know everyone over here in this area – except them,” Charlotte Williams said. “We didn’t want to know them.”
Since 1991, police have filed 108 criminal charges against the six.
Frankie Brewster was charged in 1994 with first-degree murder, but pleaded guilty to lesser charges of manslaughter and wanton endangerment. She was released from prison in 2000 after serving five years in the death of an 84-year-old woman, court records show.
Bobby Brewster was accused in March of attacking his mother with a machete, according to court records. The outcome of those charges domestic assault, brandishing a deadly weapon and obstructing an officer – was not immediately clear.
He also faces domestic battery and assault charges after a dispute involving Megan Williams in July. A court date has not yet been set.
The Brewsters were constantly fighting, drinking and disrupting the otherwise quiet hollow in southern West Virginia, Roy and Charlotte Williams said.
“Sometimes we’d hear music playing really loud,” Charlotte Williams said. “We could tell you what the words to the song was, it was so clear. It would go for three or four days, 24 hours a day sometimes.”
Quite literally, the neighbors from hell. I hope they go back there soon.
