Delniece Jnay Williams

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Delniece Jnay Williams is a Michigan murderer you've never heard of! Delniece Jnay Williams was convicted by Jury in Macomb County of Homicide - Felony Murder. This was the murder of her 8 month old child GW. She was also charged First degree Child abuse.

Her appeal includes:

s case arises from the death of defendant’s eight-month-old son, GW, following abuse and blunt force trauma inflicted upon him on October 11, 2010.  GW’s father testified that he and  defendant  shared  custody  of  GW  on  a  week-on,  week-off  basis.    GW’s  father  became concerned about GW’s health during the week of September 21, 2010, when he began noticing bite marks and bruises on the child.  He also noticed that when he touched GW’s stomach, GW would cry, rather than giggle, which was unusual.  These concerns prompted GW’s father to contact Child Protective Services (CPS).  He also took GW to the hospital for chest x-rays; the x-rays did not reveal any rib fractures.       

 At the time of GW’s death, defendant, along with GW and her other son, JW, who was just  shy  of  his  third  birthday,  were  staying  with  defendant’s  boyfriend,  Aaron  Matchett,  at Matchett’s aunt’s house.  Defendant and her children stayed with Matchett for approximately four days.  On the Thursday that they arrived, Matchett recalled that defendant became upset with JW after he urinated on himself and on the carpet; defendant grabbed JW by the neck, picked him up off the floor, and then threw him in the air.  Matchett testified that the next day, defendant gave JW “a look” whenever he came into the room and that JW would then walk or run away.  Matchett also testified that, over the four days leading up to October 11, 2010, defendant gave GW three bottles of children’s Ibuprofen; she gave him the medication after he started crying or if he became upset.  Matchett recalled that, while playing with GW, JW had headbutted and slapped GW.  At some point on October 11, 2010, Matchett heard a “[p]retty loud”  “thump”  come  from  the  bedroom  where  GW  was  sleeping.    He asked  defendant  if anything was wrong, and she told him that he did not need to worry. 

Their victims or intended victims include an eight month old infant, her son George Williams.

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Accused murderer's friend provides mixed testimony in Macomb court


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Delniece Jnay Williams
Huron Valley Complex/Women's
3201 Bemis Road
Ypsilanti, MI 48197-0911



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