Mom, 27, 'tortured and caged her five-year-old daughter before her body was found buried near a landfill site

Mom, 27, 'tortured and caged her five-year-old daughter before her body was found buried near a landfill site


Brianna Williams, 27, has been slapped with new charges in relation to the death of her five-year-old daughter, Taylor Rose 

The remains of the little girl were found buried in a wooded area in Demopolis, Alabama in November last year  

Brianna Williams was subsequently arrested for child neglect and giving false information to police

No one has been charged for the five-year-old's murder  

However, Brianna Williams have now been charged with child abuse, alleged to have 'tortured, punished or caged' her daughter


She has also been charged with tampering with evidence, with police alleging she 'transported remains' 

The mother of a five-year-old girl found dead and buried near a landfill site late last year has been charged with the aggravated abuse of her young daughter. 




Brianna Williams, 27, was slapped with the new charge in Duval County, Florida on Monday, which alleges that she 'willfully tortured, maliciously punished, or caged' a child

Chilling footage shows Brianna Williams vomiting as she hears the news that her missing 5-year-old daughter’s decomposed body has been discovered.
Taylor Rose Williams was last seen alive in April 2019, seven months before her body was found.


Taylor starved to death due to neglect from her mother. When her daughter died, Brianna called the police and reported her missing.

However, in reality, Brianna secretly placed her daughter’s body in the trunk of her vehicle, wrapped her in a garbage bag, and buried her in a shallow grave.

In 2022, Brianna pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder of Taylor Rose Williams. She was sentenced to life in prison.

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