Judge fulfills 20-year sentencing deal for evil bitch Delilah Williams

Talia Williams

HONOLULU (AP) — An "evil" stepmother derived pleasure from severely beating her husband's 5-year-old daughter while they lived in Army housing in Hawaii, a federal judge said Tuesday as he upheld a plea deal the woman made with prosecutors to receive a 20-year sentence for the murder of the child.

Though the agreement with Delilah Williams seemed distasteful and "difficult to swallow," U.S. District Judge J. Michael Seabright said it was necessary in prosecuting a murder case against her husband, Naeem Williams, who prosecutors said delivered the punch that killed his daughter Talia on July 16, 2005.

"There are only three people in the entire world that knew the truth about what was happening in the Williams household," Seabright said. "Obviously, Talia is not here to tell us her story about what happened. ... So the government made a deal with the only person who could provide the whole story and that was Delilah Williams."...

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...Her calm recounting of the beatings, "barely shedding a tear throughout days of testimony," left the impression with the judge that she enjoyed inflicting the abuse.

"It gave you some twisted relief," Seabright said. "Some twisted satisfaction — and it cost this girl her life."

Seabright said the most shocking thing he heard from Williams was that she left Talia home alone to get a manicure after stomping on the child so hard that she heard bone crack and the girl defecated...  READ MORE